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About the Criminology and Criminal Justice Program
Explore the causes of crime and society’s responses through the Bachelor of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice at Texas A&M University–San Antonio. Students examine criminal law, courts, justice policy, and policing or corrections while developing skills in research and statistical analysis.
The 120-credit-hour degree includes 42 credit hours in the major, a required minor, and elective coursework. Students can connect their interests in public service and justice with the study of criminal behavior and the institutions responsible for addressing it.
Career Opportunities
Depending on experience and additional agency training or qualifications, graduates can pursue career paths such as:
- Law Enforcement
- Probation and Parole
- Corrections
- Crime Analysis
- Victim Services
- Court Administration
Key Distinctions
The curriculum combines criminological theory with research methods and statistics, giving students tools to examine crime and evaluate justice policies. Advanced criminology electives and a required minor allow students to explore interests that complement their career goals. Students also choose between Seminar in Criminology and a Criminology Internship as part of their major requirements.
Explore Criminology and Criminal Justice degree requirements in the University Catalog.