University of Wisconsin - Platteville
School of Criminal Justice - Graduate

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The University of Wisconsin-Platteville's Master of Science in Criminal Justice program has no GRE or GMAT required. It is offered entirely online with no residency requirements and is asynchronous, offering maximum flexibility for students. The Master of Science in Criminal Justice program is a comprehensive multidisciplinary degree designed for criminal justice and social service professionals who need additional knowledge and skills to advance to a higher-level position in their profession; desire to teach at a community college or university; or seek an advanced degree as a prerequisite for entry into the criminal justice field. The program offers three areas of emphasis: Criminal Justice Management (for students seeking promotion to supervisory or administrative positions); Criminal Justice Theory (for students who want to continue graduate education in a PhD program, teach at a two-year college, or embark on a career in government research); and Victim and Offender Services (for students interested in working with crime victims, juveniles, probation and parole clients, or providing services in institutional or community-based settings). New to the program is the Child Advocacy Studies certificate, designed to prepare students for the realities of child protection and serve the needs of learners specifically interested in professions that work directly with or among maltreated children.

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