Program Requirements

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Criminal Justice

The US justice system keeps citizens safe, and punishes and rehabilitates those who break the law. Learn the how the justice system works, from crime prevention to criminal rehabilitation.

Students in Trinity’s criminal justice program study the science of criminal behavior, focusing on law enforcement, corrections, and juvenile justice.  In addition to studying the history and theoretical basis of the field, all students in the program get hands-on experience through an internship at one of Washington’s many criminal justice organizations. Students interested in forensics can enhance their studies by taking other Trinity courses, such as psychology or chemistry.

Criminal justice graduates have the skills and knowledge to work in many fields, including law enforcement, the court and corrections systems.

Students study criminal justice at Trinity as a major, minor, or as elective courses.

Why Study Criminal Justice?

Criminal Justice Careers & Internships

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