Criminal Justice
Contact Information
Criminal Justice
Professor Kathleen Marino, M.S., M.B.A., Ph.D.
Department Chair
Annunciation Center 312
Phone: (973) 290-4324
kmarino@steu.edu
Professor William Schievella
Director, Police Studies Institute
Program Director, Law Enforcement and Public Safety Accelerated Degree Program
Annunciation Center 313
Phone: (973) 290-4085
wschievella@steu.edu
Our innovative Certificates provide students and criminal justice professionals with cutting edge skills and technology to expand their careers and knowledge to serve
"I ran a community policing unit for nine years and I can absolutely say that getting this certificate at 黑料正能量 enables police officers to better themselves, their community and the residents they serve,"
鈥揋ary Markowitz.
The following programs may be taken alone or as part of the Bachelor of Arts in Criminal
Justice (combined degree student) or Master of Arts in Justice Administration and
Public Service Programs.
All courses are taught by experienced professionals in the field.
Certificate in Leadership in Community Policing
This 12-credit Certificate Program is designed for criminal justice professionals and will prepare students to gain expertise in leadership in community policing.
The Program may be taken alone or as part of the Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice or Master of Arts in Justice Administration and Public Service Programs.
All courses are taught by experienced professionals in the field.
Cybersecurity in Counter Terrorism Operations
This 12-credit Certificate Program is designed for law enforcement professionals, equipping students with expertise in both counter terrorism and cyber security investigation. The program will cover critical areas of homeland security, cybercrime, digital evidence, and national security intelligence.
Students will learn from experienced professionals in the field and develop practical skills to address modern threats, including domestic and international terrorism, as well as cyber-related crimes and investigations.
The program can be taken alone or as part of the Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice or Master of Arts in Justice Administration and Public Service Programs.
