Course Overview
A Master of Criminal Justice (MCJ) from Boston University's Metropolitan College will give you a competitive edge whether you plan to enhance your career, teach, apply to law school, or pursue a doctorate. Degree candidates will take courses in which they will analyze criminal behavior, apply principles of leadership in organizational settings, learn theories of social control, and gain an informed perspective of law enforcement, the judicial system, and corrections. Ever-evolving and often misunderstood, crime and justice issues are complex and important areas of public policy. The on-campus Master of Criminal Justice (MCJ) program accommodates students on both a part- and a full-time basis. The program includes a variety of academically challenging courses, which are primarily offered in the evenings in the fall, spring, and two summer semesters. The 40 credits required for the degree must be earned within five years. Charles River Campus, Boston
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