Criminal Justice Administration MBA
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MBA Criminal Justice Administration Degree
Focuses on the operational economics, budget management, human resources, and strategic execution required to run complex justice and security organizations.
The Masters of Business Administration with a concentration in Criminal Justice Administration program provides a foundational business core rooted in managing people and the business enterprise. Students will engage with a broad curriculum that includes coursework focused on public administration, cyber risk analysis, and operations, making this a rewarding pathway for students with undergraduate degrees in criminal justice or individuals already working in business security and asset protection. This program provides practical preparation for careers ranging from police and corrections administrators to corporate security directors to other management and leadership roles in criminal justice and security.
Graduate Admissions
Office: AD-101 Suite
Phone: 207-859-1255
Email: [email protected]
Get a Career As:
- Police Chief/Assistant Chief
- Federal Special Agent/Administrator
- Warden/Corrections Administrator
- Emergency Management Director
- Corporate Security Director
- Loss Prevention Executive
- Corporate Intelligence Manager
At a Glance:
- 36 credit hours
- Career-focused curriculum
- Leadership development
- 100% Online
Major Courses:
| Course Name | Term |
|---|---|
| Management of Human Resources | Fall 1 |
| Cyber Risk Analysis and Decision Making | Fall 1 |
| Introduction to Public Administration | Fall II |
| Labor Relations (HR563) or MG695 | Fall II |
| Financial Management | Spring I |
| Analysis of Criminal Justice Operations | Spring I |
| Applied Analytics for Business | Spring II |
| Organizational Policy and Change | Spring II |
| Strategic Plan Analysis (MG695) or HR563 | Summer I |
| Security in the 21st Century | Summer I |
| Training and Development | Summer II |
| Entrepreneurship and Innovation | Summer II |
Professors:
Mark Marsolis, Ph.D.
Professor of Criminal Justice & Security
Instructor of Criminal Justice
“Becoming a 21st century professional leader in today’s criminal justice and security world requires advanced skills and education. These include the ability to select personnel for demanding assignments, accurately assess risks, develop plans of action and proper responses, apply current research to best practices, manage assets, and provide progressive leadership to people, teams, and organizations. If you are looking to advance in a criminal justice or security profession, Thomas College’s MBA in Criminal Justice Administration will provide you with the skills and education to be successful.”