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Department of Political Science & Criminal Justice
146 Hendricks Hall
235 Scotland Road
Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
Edinboro, PA 16444
Phone: 814-732-2409
Fax: 814-732-2118
E-mail: Dr. Murphy
Introduction
The Department of Political Science & Criminal Justice now offers many of its courses over the Internet!
Online courses are for everyone. Traditional students juggling busy schedules, adult students with full-time jobs, and people thinking about starting a university education all find online courses an attractive option. If you have access to a computer and an Internet connection, you are ready to go!
A high-quality experience. Despite being a form of 'distance' education, our online course are designed to maximize student-faculty and student-student interaction, through, among other things, recorded lectures, discussion boards, live chats, and e-mails.
The same great professors, now online. Several of our full-time faculty members teach online courses (Professors Courtright, Ferster, Fisher, Murphy, Richards, and Rounds) so students receive the same high-quality education and attention as they do in our face-to-face courses.
A year-round education. A full load of online courses in criminal justice are offered in the fall, spring, summer, and winter sessions, allowing students to speed up the pace of their education, if they choose.
In short, you can take a wide variety of high-quality courses, year-round, with maximum flexibility-- all while staying in your local area (or in your dorm room)!
Edinboro's Community College Partnerships
Are you a community college student who would like to earn a bachelor's degree in criminal justice without leaving your local area? Edinboro University is partnering with community colleges to make the process of completing your bachelor's degree in criminal justice easier!
Edinboro currently has six community college partners in Pennsylvania and New York. We are committed to helping 'place-bound' students obtain their bachelor's degree in criminal justice online. The following schools are our community college partners:
- Butler County Community College
- Community College of Beaver County
- Harrisburg Area Community College
- Jamestown Community College
- Pennsylvania Highlands Community College
- Westmoreland County Community College
Each student in the online B.A. completion program will be advised by a criminal justice faculty member on course selection and career options.
Even if you attend a different community college, or if you are an Edinboro graduate with an associate degree, we will work with you to make the process of completing your B.A. at Edinboro as easy as possible. For more information, see the section, below, on "Useful Information."
About Edinboro Criminal Justice
For over 30 years, Edinboro University has prepared students for careers in the broad and exciting field of criminal justice. Serving over 400 majors per year, Edinboro's Bachelor of Arts in criminal justice program offers accessible faculty with a wide range of expertise and real-world experience; an array of challenging courses that blend theoretical and practical knowledge; comfortable and technology-rich learning facilities; a rewarding internship experience; and excellent placement in all facets of the criminal justice system. Edinboro University graduates are, among other things, federal, state, and local police officers, investigators, and agents; prosecutors and criminal defense attorneys; probation and parole officers; correctional administrators; and counselors and social workers.
You can become part of the deep network of Edinboro criminal justice graduates by completing your bachelor's degree through courses offered online and through interactive television! We look forward to working with you.
Useful Information
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How do I transfer to Edinboro University? For more information on transferring to Edinboro for our online B.A. completion program in criminal justice, visit our homepage for transfer students.
How will my prior coursework transfer? How do courses from your current college or university transfer to Edinboro University? Examine our searchable 'transfer equivalencies' database.
What courses do I have to take to earn a B.A. in criminal justice at Edinboro? Download a copy of the curriculum requirement sheet for criminal justice.
What courses satisfy 'general education requirements' at Edinboro? Download a copy of the general education master course list.
i took criminal justice courses at another college or university. How will they 'count' toward my major requirements at Edinboro? Download a copy of the criminal justice program's transfer policies. Of course, don't hesitate to contact the Department of Political Science & Criminal Justice if you have any questions or concerns.
I have a friend or family member who might be interested in the online program. Do you have a brochure? Yes! Download a copy here.
What courses are being offered next semester or session? If you want to see what courses are going to be offered in the upcoming semester or session, visit our searchable schedule of courses. Note that you can conduct a search for courses offered online specifically (under "Campus," select "Internet Course").
What program is used for online courses at Edinboro University? Edinboro University uses "Desire 2 Learn" (D2L) to deliver online content. Edinboro's homepage for its online courses is here. At that page, students can also conduct a 'system check' of their computer to ensure that it is capable of being used for online work.
Courses Offered Online
If you want to see what courses are going to be offered in the upcoming semester or session, visit our searchable schedule of courses. Note that you can conduct a search for courses offered online specifically (under "Campus," select "Internet Course").
FULL LIST OF ONLINE COURSES
The following criminal justice and criminal justice-related courses are approved for online instruction at Edinboro:
CRIM 100, Introduction to Criminal Justice
CRIM 310, Introduction to Corrections
CRIM 321, Organized Crime and Corruption
CRIM 330, Introduction to Policing
CRIM 340, Criminal Investigation
CRIM 370, Probation and Parole
CRIM 380, Juvenile Justice
CRIM 425, Criminal Justice Ethics
CRIM 430, White Collar Crime
CRIM 435, Homeland Security
CRIM 440, Emergency Management
CRIM 442, Security Systems
CRIM 450, Computers, Crime, and Criminal Justice
CRIM 469, Criminal Procedure and Evidence
CRIM 470, Advanced Issues in Corrections
CRIM 500, Seminar in Criminal Justice
POLI 201, American Government
POLI 306, Public Administration
POLI 343, Law and Legal Systems
POLI 365, Prosecution and the Courts
SOC 100, Principles of Sociology
SOC 335, Juvenile Delinquency
Coming soon! The following courses are in development for online instruction:
CRIM 443, Arson Investigation
POLI 315, State and Local Government
SOC 532, Criminology
