Do you want justice for all?
Pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice at the University of North Texas can give you the ability to make a difference. Further training or education will be needed for most criminal justice jobs, but with this degree, students can be fully prepared to take the next step toward their goals by gaining the skills to contribute to a just and safe community.
Many Criminal Justice alumni are serving in various careers such as:
- Police chiefs, supervisors and police officers
- Special agents at federal agencies
- State law enforcement officers
- Probation officers, parole officers or correctional officers
Earn your BSCJ on the UNT Campus or 100% online!
Scholarships & More
The Department of Criminal Justice in UNT’s College of Health and Public Service offers scholarships to students each year, including:
- J. Edgar Hoover Scholarship
- Jacob Andrew Fritsch Memorial Scholarship.
- Social Work/Title IV-E Child Welfare Scholarship
Your academic advisorsAs a student majoring in Criminal Justice, Amanda Devaney (A-C), Brisa Finegan (D-M), and Xavier Floyd (N-Z), will help you select classes, explore career options and stay on track toward graduation during your time at UNT. Brisa Finegan, M.Ed. Academic Counselor brisa.finegan@unt.edu 940-565-4115 Chilton 112 |
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Criminal Justice
cjus.unt.edu
D'Ann.Hammett@unt.edu
940-565-2562
Chilton Hall 265