Doctorate in Criminal Justice
Criminology and Law Enforcement Track
The Doctorate in Criminal Justice program at National Louis University offers a specialized track in criminology and law enforcement, focusing on the study of crime, criminal behavior, and law enforcement practices. Students in this track will study topics such as criminal justice policy, crime prevention strategies, and the psychology of criminal behavior. They will also have the opportunity to engage in research projects or internships with law enforcement agencies or criminal justice organizations.
Corrections and Rehabilitation Track
The Corrections and Rehabilitation track within the Doctorate in Criminal Justice program is designed for individuals interested in the management and reform of correctional systems. Students in this track will study topics such as corrections policy, offender rehabilitation programs, and restorative justice practices. They will also have the opportunity to work with correctional facilities and community organizations to gain practical experience in the field. Graduates of this track can pursue careers as corrections administrators, probation officers, or criminal justice consultants.
Forensic Psychology Track
The Forensic Psychology track within the Doctorate in Criminal Justice program focuses on the intersection of psychology and the criminal justice system. Students in this track will study topics such as forensic assessment, criminal profiling, and the psychology of criminal behavior. They will also have the opportunity to engage in research or practical experiences in forensic settings. Graduates of this track can pursue careers as forensic psychologists, expert witnesses, or criminal profilers.
