Gain a comprehensive understanding of human behavior, mental processes and the factors that contribute to criminal behavior (i.e., psychology) while studying the criminal justice system. Coursework encompasses both criminology and psychology disciplines, allowing you to gain a comprehensive understanding of the causes, consequences and prevention of crime, as well as the psychological factors that influence criminal behavior. The program also includes hands-on experiences, including internships, research projects and fieldwork to enhance understanding of the criminal justice system, human behavior and criminal dynamics.

Deepen your understanding of human behavior, mental processes and the factors that influence them to prepare for a career in counseling, social work, human resources and research. The minor consists of 21 credit hours.

Earn your undergraduate and graduate degrees in public administration in just five years (depending on your course load). Develop skills in legal research, analysis and writing, as well as policy analysis, strategic planning and public management to prepare for a career in government, nonprofit organizations and the legal field.

Gain the foundational skills and knowledge for working with local communities, government agencies and community-based non-profit agencies to develop health initiatives and evaluate their outcomes. The certificate program consists of 12 credit hours.

Develop the foundational skills and knowledge to conduct health research with local communities to inform impactful community programs. This certificate is offered through the Consortium of Eastern Ohio Master's in Public Health program, which is accredited by the Council on Education for Public Health. The certificate program consists of 12 credit hours.