Why Study Criminal Justice at Vermont State?
- Job Readiness: Graduate ready to start your career. Possible jobs with an associate degree in criminal justice include evidence technician, crime scene technician, victim advocate, probation officer, police officer, insurance investigator, and paralegal. Graduates of our bachelor’s program have launched their careers with the U.S. Secret Service, Interpol, the Vermont Attorney General’s Office, court systems, social justice nonprofits, and law enforcement agencies.
- Flexible Curriculum: Enjoy the freedom to strategically customize your curriculum. You’ll choose five electives, spanning courses focused on aspects of the criminal justice system, like Juvenile Justice, to those that will let you add in-demand skills for the workplace, like GIS Applications in Criminal Justice.
- Foundation for Further Studies: Through our rigorous and broad curriculum, you’ll receive an ideal preparation to continue your studies with a B.A. If you pursue your B.A. at Vermont State, you’ll have many of the requirements out of the way, clearing a path to an affordable and efficient completion of a bachelor’s degree.
- Experienced Faculty: Learn about criminal justice and law enforcement from faculty with extensive industry experience for valuable insights to enhance your career preparation.
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Sample Courses
- Law Enforcement in America
- Community and Restorative Justice
- Environmental Justice
- Crime Scene Investigation
