Certificates
The following Criminal Justice Certificate programs are offered:
Forensic Computer Investigation
Forensic Psychology
Victim Advocacy and Services Management
Criminal Justice Management
| Forensic Computer Investigation Certificate | |
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This certificate program is for those professionals who wish to enhance their knowledge and skills in forensic computer investigation. Courses will be selected with the adviser to best satisfy the student's professional interests. |
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Required Courses |
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| CJ 600 |
Computer Crime: Legal issues & Investigative Procedures |
| CJ 604 | Network Security, Data Protection And Telecommunications |
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Plus two courses from the following: |
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| CJ 602 |
Computers, Technology & National Security Information Management Systems |
| CJ 603 | Internet Vulnerabilities & Criminal Activity |
| CJ 608 |
Law and Evidence |
| FOR 616 |
Advanced Crime Scene Investigation |
| FOR 632 | Advanced Investigation I |
| FOR 633 |
Advanced Investigation II |
| CJ 651 | Criminal Procedures |
| FOR 670 |
Selected Topics |
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This concentrated program of study prepares those who will be responsible for the management and care of offenders in forensic settings. In addition, it enhances the knowledge and skills of professionals currently working in law enforcement, courts, corrections, or mental health settings and enhances the knowledge base of students in MS community psychology and criminal justice programs. |
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Prerequisites: CJ 601 and CJ 605 or equivalent. |
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Required Courses |
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| CJ 623 | Mental Health Law |
| Abnormal Psychology in Forensic Populations | |
| CJ 647/ P 657 |
Forensic Assessment and Outcome Evaluation |
| CJ 648/ P 658 |
Forensic Treatment Models |
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This certificate program is for professionals who work with crime victims. Students will develop advanced knowledge and skill in working as victim advocates and as victim services managers. |
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Required Courses |
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| CJ 617 |
Advanced Victimology |
| CJ 618 | Crime Victims' Rights and Services |
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| CJ 601 | Mental Health, Law, and Criminal Justice |
| CJ 605 | Social Deviance |
| CJ 606 | Domestic and Sexual Violence |
| CJ 624 | Group Processes in Criminal Justice |
| P 605 | Survey of Community Psychology |
| P 610 | Program Evaluation |
| P 611 | Individual Intervention Seminar |
| P 625 |
Life Span Developmental Psychology |
| P 628 | The Interview |
| P 629 | Introduction to Psychotherapy and Counseling |
| P 632 | Group Treatment and Family Therapy |
| P 636 | Abnormal Psychology |
| PA 601 | Principles of Public Administration |
| PA 604 | Communities and Social Change |
| PA 630 | Fiscal Management for Local Government |
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The graduate certificate in criminal justice management teaches specific skills to professionals in this field. Courses emphasize the application of modern management principles and practices to the field of criminal justice. The following four courses, or substitutions approved by the advisor, are required for completion of this certificate. |
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Required Courses |
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| CJ 612 |
Criminal Justice Management |
| CJ 656 | Problem Oriented Policing |
| CJ 658 | Leadership Issues in Policing |
| CJ 659 | Futures Research and Long-Ranging Planning and Forecasting in Criminal Justice |
