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MS Criminology Degree
A research-intensive degree that analyzes why crime occurs and evaluates how effectively social systems respond to it.
The Master’s in Criminology is a unique program in the state of Maine and in the field of criminology, and the only Maine college offering a Master’s degree in Criminology.
Understanding the criminal mind is a critical skill for today’s law enforcement officers and public administrators. You will gain insight into crime causation and learn how to analyze data to effect change.
Graduate Admissions
Office: AD-101 Suite
Phone: 207-859-1255
Email: [email protected]
Get a Career As:
- Crime/Intelligence Analyst
- Criminal Justice Policy Analyst
- Behavioral Analyst/Criminal Profiler
- Probation/Parole Officer/Specialist
- Victim Services Coordinator
- Rehabilitation Program Evaluator
- Cybercrime/Fraud Analyst
At a Glance:
- 30 credit hours
- Career-focused curriculum
- Leadership development
- 100% Online
Major Courses:
| Course Name | Term |
|---|---|
| Criminological Theory | Fall 1 |
| Applied Statistical Analysis | Fall 1 |
| Introduction to Public Administration | Fall II |
| Juveline Deliquency and Youth Crime | Fall II |
| Analysis of Criminal Justice Operations | Spring I |
| Treatment of Offenders | Spring I |
| Critical Issues in Criminology | Spring II |
| Organizational Policy and Change | Spring II |
| Security in the 21st Century | Summer I |
| Corrections in the 21st Century | Summer I |
Professors:
Mark Marsolis, Ph.D.
Professor of Criminal Justice & Security
Professor of Forensic Science & Criminal Justice
Associate Professor of Criminal Justice
Instructor of Criminal Justice
“I believe the criminology program at Thomas will give me the education and networking I need in order to develop and implement violence prevention programs in my community, and additionally prepare me for doctoral work in a related field.”