Wiley University’s Criminal Justice Administration program is designed for working adults who want to build their knowledge of the criminal justice system while preparing for leadership and service-oriented careers. This program helps students develop a strong foundation in justice administration, law enforcement systems, ethics, communication, and organizational leadership.
Whether you are seeking to advance in your current profession, transition into a new career path, or complete your degree in a field centered on justice and public service, the Criminal Justice Administration program offers a flexible pathway to help you move forward.
Why Choose Criminal Justice Administration at Wiley University?
At Wiley University, students gain practical knowledge that can be applied across a wide range of justice-related and public service settings. The program is designed to strengthen critical thinking, leadership, communication, and decision-making skills while helping students better understand the systems, structures, and responsibilities that shape the field of criminal justice.
Program Highlights
Designed with working adults in mind
Career-focused curriculum grounded in real-world application
Supportive learning environment at Wiley University
Builds leadership, communication, and administrative skills
Prepares students for opportunities across criminal justice and public service fields
What You Will Learn
The Criminal Justice Administration program helps students develop a deeper understanding of the policies, institutions, and leadership practices that influence the justice system. Areas of study may include:
Criminal justice systems and processes
Law enforcement administration
Courts and corrections
Ethics in criminal justice
Criminology
Public policy and public service
Leadership and supervision
Conflict resolution and communication
Career Opportunities
A degree in Criminal Justice Administration can help prepare graduates for a variety of professional pathways in criminal justice, government, nonprofit service, and community leadership.
Graduates may pursue careers such as:
Law enforcement administrator
Corrections officer or supervisor
Court services coordinator
Probation or parole support professional
Juvenile justice program staff member
Public safety administrator
Community outreach coordinator
Case management or advocacy support professional
Designed for Adult Learners
As part of Wiley University’s commitment to expanding access to education, the Criminal Justice Administration program is well suited for non-traditional students, including working adults balancing school, work, and family responsibilities. The program is structured to help students continue their education while pursuing personal and professional goals.
The Wiley University Difference
Wiley University has a long-standing tradition of preparing scholars, leaders, and changemakers. In the Criminal Justice Administration program, students build on that legacy while preparing to serve their communities with knowledge, professionalism, and purpose.
Take the Next Step
Ready to move forward in your academic and professional journey?
Learn more about the Criminal Justice Administration program at Wiley University and take the next step toward completing your degree.
Contact Us
Dr. Brandon Lacey
Dean of Graduate Programs and Online Studies
blacey@wileyc.edu
(903) 923-1657
Tonja W. Prudhomme, MBA, MS, +24 K–12 School Counseling
Director of Organizational Management
tprudhomme@wileyc.edu
(903) 927-3064
Minnie Murray
Professor of Criminal Justice Administration
momurray@wiley.edu
(903) 927-3205
