Georgian Court University
Temple University
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Reproductive justice; Gender in the workplace; Race and the criminal justice system; Adoption history and reform movements; Anthropology of disaster
Major, Minor
Justice matters — and the professionals who work within criminal justice systems, advocate for reform, or study how crime shapes society are among the most consequential in any community. GCU's B.A. in Criminal Justice is a multidisciplinary degree built around social justice, rigorous research, and the concrete professional skills that legal, law enforcement, social service, and public policy careers demand. Choose a concentration, earn graduate credit before you graduate, and join a program that produces graduates who lead with integrity.
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Master's Degree
The demand for BCBAs has never been higher. Help others in need through behavior change with the science of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Learn how interactions between people and environments result in both problematic behavior and beneficial behavior. Apply ethical and effective procedures for long-term behavioral change in children and adults with (and without) developmental disabilities.
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