Master of Science in Law and Justice


About the Law and Justice, MS

Whether you are a current professional in the field of Law and Justice or you are interested in pursuing graduate work, the MS Law and Justice program at CWU is here to answer the question: What can I do with a degree in Law and Justice? Our program dives into topics of criminal justice, social and community-driven change, public policy, history, and theory.

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Why Study Law and Justice at CWU?


Whether your future is in policing, corrections, legal services, or education, CWU’s experienced Law and Justice faculty can guide you and provide you with the tools to succeed in whatever field you choose.

It’s all about allowing you to accomplish great things while doing what gives you satisfaction. From award-winning faculty to an array of successful alumni, the Law and Justice program at CWU can help further your career.

Where is this program offered?

How much does this program cost?

Explore information on Cost, Aid, and Value to make an informed decision about investing in your education at CWU.

Does CWU offer assistantships?

Find opportunities to fund your degree through the School of Graduate Studies and Research.

Where can I find more information?

Please visit the CWU Academic Catalog for current information about admission requirements, course descriptions, learner outcomes, and credit information.

Visit the School of Graduate Studies and Research for additional program eligibility information.


Careers and Opportunities

A Master’s degree in Law and Justice prepares you for employment in various sectors.

  • Human Services
  • Community-Focused Organizations
  • Social Services
  • Criminal Justice System

It retains the humanistic emphasis of the liberal arts while preparing students for graduate school, careers in law enforcement, corrections, paralegal professions, the practice of law following law school, and other public service positions. For additional information, please visit our Career Paths in Law and Justice.



Highlights

In the Law and Justice Department, we have multiple clubs where you can engage with like-minded classmates. Connect with the department in the LAJ Club, test your abilities to run a courtroom in the Mock Trial Club, and engage with the law in the Paralegal Club. See our LAJ Clubs.

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Department of Law & Justice

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