Organizational Leadership - Criminal Justice Administration at MSU
Police and law enforcement officers are community leaders, negotiating stressful situations, required to make critical decisions daily. Working as a public servant in this field requires competence in directing others toward peaceful resolution of conflict and proficiency in both written and verbal communication skills. Mountain State University's organizational leadership–criminal justice administration concentration will help you develop your skills, expand your leadership capacity, and prepare you for career advancement.
Whether you work at the state or local level, the knowledge and skills you learn will enhance your effectiveness on the job. If you have aspirations of working for the Secret Service, FBI, ATF, or other federal law enforcement agency, this program is the perfect preparation for you. Most federal law enforcement agencies require a bachelor’s or master’s degree in addition to experience in the field. Mountain State University’s online OL–CJA program is flexible enough that you can complete your degree while continuing to work, allowing you to acquire valuable experience as you prepare for the next level.
By enrolling in our program, you will:
Improve communication and problem solving skills.
Interact with experienced law enforcement officers, gaining insight from their experiences.
Focus on ways to face the challenges of law enforcement in our changing society.
Increase your leadership effectiveness with a degree from Mountain State University. Start now by filling out the form at right. An enrollment coordinator will contact you to provide information and help you get started.
Click here to find out more about the Organizational Leadership - Criminal Justice Concentration at MSU.
Justice Studies at MSU
If you are considering a career in law enforcement, security or criminal justice administration, Mountain State University has many academic options. Start your own investigation into the possibilities. Click here to learn more about Justice Studies at MSU.