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Criminal Justice

Learn to make change for good through courses in victim advocacy, policing, law, justice, criminalistics and courts. Designed with you in mind, this program features a robust internship process that provides real-world experience to complement classroom learning.

Well-rounded learning

Explore the Justice System

K’Lee’s experiences in the Criminal Justice program are helping her prepare for her desired career in corporate law.

“The professors actively encourage discussions on critical issues like victimization, the death penalty, and challenges within our court systems. They also take us out of the classroom to tour critical areas of the field, such as correctional facilities and courtrooms, where we observe real courtroom procedures.”
– K’Lee Burbank, Criminal Justice, Legal Studies Minor, +Business Certificate

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About the Program

Undergraduate Degrees

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Our Faculty

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Internships + Field Work

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Graduate Degree

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58 Years of Justice Education

The discipline of Criminal Justice was first introduced at Boise State in 1966, and today the program has over 600 undergraduate and graduate students, the largest in Boise State’s School of Public Service. Criminal Justice faculty are engaged in a variety of research projects and community activities.

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