Research Areas
The Ph.D. in Criminal Justice program offers research areas such as criminal justice policy, criminology, corrections, and policing. Students have the opportunity to work closely with faculty members who are leading researchers in these areas. They engage in research projects that address pressing issues in criminal justice and contribute to evidence-based policy and practice.
Faculty Expertise
The criminal justice faculty at the University of Hartford are experienced scholars and practitioners with expertise in various aspects of the criminal justice system. They bring a wealth of knowledge and connections to the program. Students have the opportunity to collaborate with faculty members on research projects, present their findings at conferences, and publish their work in reputable journals. Faculty mentorship is a crucial aspect of the program, providing students with guidance and support as they navigate the field of criminal justice research.
Potential Career Paths
Graduates of the Ph.D. in Criminal Justice program have diverse career opportunities available to them. They can pursue careers as professors, teaching and conducting research in universities and colleges. They can also work in law enforcement agencies, contributing to policy development, crime analysis, or investigative research. Additionally, graduates may find opportunities in policy-making organizations, advocacy groups, or research institutions. The program equips students with the skills to critically analyze criminal justice issues, conduct research, and address contemporary challenges in the field.
