Criminal Justice

The Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice is a four-year interdisciplinary degree designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the criminal justice system and its interaction with society. The program integrates modules from Law, Sociology, Politics, Public Administration, Psychology, and Management, ensuring students develop a well-rounded perspective on crime, justice, and societal regulation. A key feature of the program is the eight-month cooperative work placement, which allows students to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world settings such as courts, law firms, or non-governmental organizations. This placement enhances learning and helps build professional networks. The curriculum covers foundational topics in criminal law, constitutional law, and sociological theories, as well as specialized areas like human rights, criminology, and public policy. The program is structured to equip students with the skills necessary for careers in law enforcement, legal professions, public administration, and related fields.