Welcome to our Undergraduate Program We offer a major and a minor in Criminal Justice. The program provides students with a strong liberal arts education, with majors completing coursework in theory and research methods alongside specialized courses in criminal justice topics. Students also participate in a semester-long internship in a criminal justice agency. Environmental portrait of undergraduate student Allison Reid at the Building Bridges mural on the Food for the Soul restaurant in Athens. A Criminal Justice major leads to a Bachelor of Arts Degree and offers undergraduate students the opportunity to pursue studies leading to a career in administration of justice, related fields, or select professional and graduate programs. Program Information and Resources Major and Minor Degrees Detailed information about undergraduate degrees Alumni have gone on to positions in law enforcement, corrections, probation, juvenile justice, corporate security, social services, judicial administration, and other government agencies, including military service. Application and Admission Information and deadlines for admission into the program Advising and Registration Contacts for Undergraduate advisement Undergraduate Courses & Course Schedules See all course descriptions and up to date course schedules. Syllabi Access syllabi for current and past Criminal Justice courses. Internships The internship semester is an important part of the undergraduate program in Criminal Justice at the University of Georgia. Study Abroad Explore Study Abroad opportunity in Liverpool England. Scholarships The Criminal Justice Studies Program at the University of Georgia is pleased to offer financial assistance. FAQs Find out the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions. Requesting Letters of Recommendation Information on how to request letters of recommendation for admission to law school or graduate school. Careers Several career academic, private, and public pathway resources
