Comparative Criminal JusticeA Subfield of Criminal JusticeComparative criminal justice is a sub field of criminal justice and its main focus is the comparison of justice systems around the world. The comparison of justice systems can be based on and driven by descriptive, historical or political approaches.
Degree Programs, Courses and Curriculum Given that comparative criminal justice is a sub field of criminal justice, to specialize in this area of criminal justice you will need to obtain a degree in criminal justice. Aside from the general course requirements covered by most degree programs, you would specialize in your chosen sub field and take courses designed to strengthen your skills and prepare you for a prosperous career. Comparative CJ degree courses will examine the evolution and operation of criminal justice systems in other nations and cultures. You will learn about the development of the criminal justice system around the world, under the pressure of social, historical and political factors. You will study the administration and function of police, corrections and courts, as well as the impact of customary law across the globe. What can I do with a Degree in Comparative CJ? This type of degree program prepares you to understand and interpret the challenges of rapid globalization as it relates to the criminal justice filed. Because you will learn to analyze transnational crime, understand and internalize foreign justice systems, terrorism and homeland security issues you will be prepared for a career in multiple settings. As a graduate you will qualify for advanced positions in security organizations, law enforcement agencies as well as teaching and training positions. To read more about career and job opportunities as well as salary ranges, visit our pages on
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