Master in Criminal Justice/Safety Studies (Master's)

The University of Louisiana Monroe brings together academic study, campus activities, and practical experience in Monroe, Louisiana. Students can participate in Warhawk Athletics, performances, workshops, events, theatres, galleries, campus radio, and community clinics. The university also operates event venues and offers services through its Dental Hygiene Clinic, Marriage and Family Therapy and Community Counseling Clinic, and Speech-Language Pathology Clinic.

Academic options include more than 90 majors across the Colleges of Arts, Education, and Sciences; Business and Social Sciences; Health Sciences; and Pharmacy. Students can also pursue graduate study, online learning, and continuing education. Academic programs include internships, clinicals, and other forms of hands-on experience. Visual and performing arts programs support studio-based studies through performances, workshops, and events. Health sciences offerings continue to expand, while sponsored research includes work connected with weather forecasting.

International applicants apply through ULM Admissions and should review application deadlines, since some programs have restricted entry terms and early deadlines. Undergraduate international students pay a $30 application fee. Applicants may need to submit additional documents, including test scores or transcripts, after applying. The application takes less than 10 minutes to complete, and graduate applicants submit supplemental documents through the Graduate School. ULM is located at 700 University Avenue in Monroe.

This program offers an online Master of Public Administration with a concentration in Administration of Justice. It focuses on shaping policy and organizational reform within the legal system, preparing students for administrative roles in justice-related public service organizations.

Study areas include Administration of Justice.

The programme totals about 36 credit hours. For international students, tuition is below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 75% of applicants.