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CRIMINAL JUSTICE YOU BELONG WHERE HUMAN SCIENCES AND SERVICE INTERSECT Where graduates strengthen communities. Students like Kornicha will tell you that your teachers make all the difference in Criminal Justice, and that they’re a big part of why the program is one of the Top 5 majors on campus. Build your legacy where faculty share a huge range of academic and real-world experience in legal studies, policing, courts, and corrections. They are experts in teaching and research across criminal justice, criminology, victimology, race and crime, and homeland security, just to name a few.
ARE YOU READY TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE? MAXIMIZE INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY PERFORMANCE. Faculty will share realworld experiences that will help prepare you for your future career and help you meet employers who trust our program to produce outstanding graduates. Your teachers will incorporate the most current, cutting-edge research and evidencedbased practices into what they bring to the classroom everyday. You will not only receive a world-class education; you will also have top-notch field experiences and networking opportunities that can lead to employment in a variety of local, state, and federal governmental agencies, law-related professions, and the private sector. LEARN HOW YOU BELONG WHERE HUMAN SCIENCES AND SERVICE INTERSECT.
Why Criminal Justice at Ole Miss? You will get hands-on internship or in-field experience before graduation. Our program is nationally recognized for student research and service, and our Department Chair has been recognized as the No. 1 criminologist in the world in terms of peer-reviewed, scholarly publications.
How do I get started? Visit our website with the QR below to learn more our program, its practical experience options, and its curriculum. If you meet the admissions requirements for the university and indicate criminal justice as your desired program of study, you will automatically be admitted to the program. Apply online at olemiss.edu.
Who is my point of contact? Email wnnotest@olemiss.edu and Wesley Notestine can help you with any questions.