Administration of Justice: Modern Policing

Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, students will explore contemporary issues in policing, community relations, and criminal justice reform. The curriculum includes topics such as ethical decision-making, cultural competency, and the use of technology in law enforcement. With comprehensive support services and flexible learning options, the program is structured to accommodate diverse learning needs and career aspirations. The Modern Policing Degree is more than an educational pathway—it’s a commitment to creating a new generation of law enforcement professionals who are prepared to serve with integrity, empathy, and a deep understanding of the communities they protect.

Learning Outcome(s):

1. Identify and address issues related to cultural sensitivity, conflict resolution, hate crimes, prejudice, bias, and discrimination within the justice system.
2. Analyze the elements of various criminal offenses.
3. Explain fundamental US criminal procedures, principles, and Constitutional amendments.
4. Discuss the history and theories of the American justice system.
5. Analyze the relationship between law enforcement, courts, and corrections and how the American justice system operates.