Research Focus
The MSCJ program at FSU encourages students to engage in research projects that explore critical issues in the field of criminal justice. Through research experiences, students develop analytical and problem-solving skills, contribute to the advancement of criminal justice knowledge, and prepare themselves for doctoral studies or research-oriented careers.
Potential Career Paths
Graduates of the MSCJ program at FSU have a wide range of career opportunities in law enforcement, corrections, court administration, policy analysis, and research. They can pursue roles such as police officer, probation officer, crime analyst, forensic specialist, or criminal justice administrator. The program’s emphasis on research and critical thinking also prepares graduates for doctoral studies in criminal justice or related fields.
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program at Fayetteville State University is designed for advanced practice nurses who aim to enhance their clinical expertise, leadership skills, and impact on patient care. This program prepares nurses for leadership roles in healthcare settings, providing them with the knowledge and skills necessary to improve healthcare outcomes and contribute to evidence-based practice.
