Earn Your Master's Degree in Criminal Justice
With a rich University history dating back to 1819, the University of Cincinnati Master of Science in Criminal Justice has graduated more than 1500 students in its ten year history online. The School of Criminal Justice, ranked #3 nationally by U.S. News & World Report (2010), is the highest ranked school offering an online master's degree in criminal justice. This nonprofit institution's impressive rankings are attributed to the constantly updated criminal justice curriculum, its successful alumni, its distinct and relevant course offerings, its commitment to research, and the most published faculty in the country.
The University of Cincinnati is regionally accredited by The Higher Learning Commission
The University of Cincinnati is ranked the #3 Criminal Justice School in the Nation (U.S. News & World Report)
Law Enforcement
This is Michael Kilbane, a police sergeant and a graduate of the UC Masters Degree in Criminal Justice. Click here to learn about law enforcement career in law enforcement and how an Masters degree in Criminal Justice online helped Michael advance his career and become a better officer.Read More
Corrections
Meet Danielle Cheers, a state probation officer and a graduate of the UC Masters Degree in Criminal Justice. Click to learn about a career in corrections and how an Criminal Justice Degree has helped Danielle advance her career and become a more complete officer.Read More
Federal Government
As a member of the FBI, we have been asked to conceal the identity of "John Doe," a UC Masters Degree in Criminal Justice graduate. Click here to learn about a FBI career with the federal government and how an Criminal Justice degree helped "John Doe" become an FBI agent.Read More
Military
We salute Marine officer Bryan Tye for his sacrifice in service to this country. While overseas Bryan graduated from UC's MCJ program. Learn how an Masters Degree in Criminal Justice complements the skills gained in the armed forces, and how it's helping Bryan to transition his military career.Read More
Education
Meet professor Lance Heard, a recent graduate of Masters Degree in Criminal Justice. Here you will learn about a career in criminal justice education. You will also discover why a Criminal Justice Degree was integral in Lance realizing his dream of teaching.Read More
Social Services
Crystal Gregory is a forensic interviewer and graduate of UC's Masters Degree in Criminal Justice. Take a moment to read about Crystal's efforts to help victims by truly understanding criminal behavior and the criminal justice field.Read More
Investigators
This is Thomas Lynch, a 28-year veteran of the Toronto Police Service and self-proclaimed UC-junkie! Preparing to graduate in 2010, Thomas cannot stop raving about the skills he is gaining in the UC Masters Degree in Criminal Justice .Read More
