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Criminal Justice Administration and Policy

Marymount University now offers a Master of Arts in Criminal Justice Administration and Policy that is ideal for the criminal justice professional seeking advancement. MU is located in Arlington, Virginia, near the exceptional resources of our nation's capital.
 
This program is designed for
  • individuals interested in learning about policy formulation and managerial aspects of criminal justice organizations
  • professionals wanting to advance in their careers
  • those who are planning to prepare for doctoral study in order to conduct research or teach in the discipline. 
 
The program emphasizes administrative roles and influence of policy in the criminal justice arena through an integrated, academically rigorous, and empirically oriented program. The online format is ideal for busy adults with other commitments. 
 
Program Features
  • cohort-based program
  • online learning with coursework during the fall, spring, and summer
  • a single one-week summer residency block to begin the program
Marymount faculty members hold degrees in a variety of fields, including law, justice, society, sociology, public policy, and administration. Moreover, a number of full- and part-time instructors have had extensive backgrounds in law enforcement, as well as judicial and research agencies. Our full-time professors, all of whom hold terminal degrees, routinely publish in academic and professional journals and present scholarly papers at national and international conferences.

Join us for an info session: Thursday, January 19. Click to register today.

Contact Information

Sociology & Criminal Justice Department

Marymount University
2807 N. Glebe Road
Arlington, VA 22207

Questions? Call:
(800) 548-7638 or (703) 284-5901

E-mail: grad.admissions@marymount.edu

Faculty Spotlight

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                      Photo Of Chuck Harris
Dr. Chuck Harris
Chair, Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice; Professor of Sociology

With expertise in race and ethnic relations, the sociology of aging, and organizational change, Dr. Chuck Harris has been part of the Marymount faculty since 1992. His current research focuses on the 9/11 Commission and its aftermath as well as on the characteristics of successful leaders.