Taylor 211
541-552-6509
Lore Rutz-Burri, Chair

The Criminology and Criminal Justice Department’s four major objectives are to:

1. prepare students for successful service in the criminal justice system at local, state, and federal levels;
2. provide University Studies experiences for all students with an interest in the criminal justice system;
3. provide services and serve as a resource for organizations and agencies in the criminal justice system; and
4. contribute to the field through academic and applied research.

Online Degree Completion Program in Criminal Justice

Designed for students with an interest in policing, probation, parole, jails, prisons, and delinquency, this degree prepares students for immediate entry into the criminal justice field. Because most of the criminology courses are available online, this degree works well for professionals currently in the criminal justice field who have difficulty continuing their education because of location or work schedules. For more information, call 541-552-6698.

Program Requirements

Criminal Justice, BA or BS 

Criminal Justice with an emphasis in Forensics, BA or BS 

Criminal Justice Minor 

Programs

Major

• •  Criminal Justice with an emphasis in Forensics, BA or BS
• •  Criminal Justice, BA or BS

Minor

• •  Criminal Justice Minor