GetEducated ranked Missouri State University’s Master of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice as the third-most affordable in the nation among similar programs. What got us there? Offering life-change quality at a reasonable price. Our online master's degree in criminology is about working with, and improving, your life. It's a degree that works around your day … [Read more...] about Master’s program ranked among top online options in nation
It’s the 99th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote. In a conversation with Paula Rector, criminology senior instructor, we look at the status of gender in her field. Criminology has grown in both gender equality and opportunity. More women are entering the field, and how we prosecute and prevent crimes by and against women has changed. “I … [Read more...] about How does gender affect criminology and criminal justice?
I set up a ride-along through the Springfield Police Department. I, along with any criminology student, wanted insight into the field of criminal justice. Even if you don’t pursue police work, you still see the tenets of ethical and professional behavior in securing your city. At 5 p.m. on a Thursday, I get into Officer Nolan’s police model Ford Explorer. Here's what … [Read more...] about Why every criminology major should do a ride-along
Our department is growing. Get to know our newest professor, Dr. Marijana Kotlaja. (Mah-re-ahna Coat-Lie-Yah) A specialist in juvenile delinquency and cross-cultural comparisons Dr. Kotlaja earned her PhD in Criminology and Criminal Justice from the University of Nebraska-Omaha. Her work has focused on the macro and micro interactions of societies. “A broad theme of my … [Read more...] about 3 things to know about Dr. Marijana Kotlaja