The debate about how to promote right and punish wrong has been a part of humanity since the first society gathered. Throughout history, individuals and organizations have studied communities and been given authority to develop and enforce the rules that govern them. How should the law adapt to a constantly changing world? And how can you contribute?
A dual education in criminology/criminal justice can help you make a career in either field. Criminology is a science that seeks to understand crime, its causes, effects and its prevention. Criminal justice concerns methods of law enforcement and judicial action. Studying both in combination provides you with a thorough view of theory and the criminal justice system, making you professionally and theoretically prepared to stand up for what’s right.
Key Personality Traits:
- Empathetic
- Observant
- Analytical
- Strong communicator
- Driven to help others
Learn more about the Criminology and Criminal Justice program at Buena Vista University...