Cameron University

What you'll study

Instruction covers three interconnected areas: policy and structure of the criminal justice system; behavioural factors affecting victims, offenders and practitioners; and the legal frameworks governing criminal justice activity. The program materials include catalog course descriptions, a degree plan, degree requirements and program student learning outcomes maintained by the department.

Entry requirements

The publicly listed program materials reference degree requirements and a degree plan but do not specify admissions criteria on the cited page. Prospective applicants should consult the Department of Social Sciences or the university catalog for formal admission standards.

Career prospects

Graduates commonly pursue careers in law enforcement, corrections and related criminal justice fields. The degree also supports students seeking graduate programs or law school.

Scholarships & funding angle

Cameron University recognises professional training for college credit through Oklahoma's C.L.E.E.T. system: completion of a C.L.E.E.T. certified full-time Basic Law Enforcement Academy can yield up to 18 college credits for selected courses, and advanced certifications may qualify for additional credit. Students should contact the Department of Social Sciences Chair to enquire about receiving college credit for C.L.E.E.T. training and to learn about any department-specific funding or advising resources.