Public Administration/Criminal Justice Dual Master’s Degree

The Master of Public Administration/Criminal Justice program is a dual master’s degree offered by the Radow College of Humanities and Social Sciences. This dual degree program equips you with critical thinking, communication and leadership skills to help familiarize you with the values of public service, criminal justice management, community services, global criminal justice and ethical leadership conduct. You will join a diverse, inclusive learning atmosphere to create real-time solutions with relevant technologies and information resources.

The Public Administration/Criminal Justice dual master’s degree provides a platform for you to explore and comprehend the importance of public relations and criminal justice within the realm of local, regional, and national government levels. These qualities are essential for achieving success in modern criminal justice agencies and public or non-profit organizations, within Georgia and around the world.

 

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Program Snapshot

Program Format: Face-to-Face, Online or Hybrid

Number of Credits Hours: 54 Total Hours

Entry Terms: Fall

Time to Complete: Three-year Program 

Application Deadlines:

  • Fall, June 1st
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Admission Requirements

To be admitted into the dual degree program, the applicant must specify the option at the time of application to the Graduate School. Students interested in applying for the MBA-MSCM dual degree program should consult with both the MSCM Director and MBA Director with regard to admission requirements and required courses. 

  • Submission of Graduate Admissions application to the graduate admission office and a non-refundable application fee.
  • Baccalaureate degree from an institution accredited in a manner accepted by Kennesaw State University.
  • Academic background (approved by MBA and MSCM program directors).
  • Current GMAT score required by each individual program
  • Two letters of recommendation.
  • Personal statement that explains interest in enrolling in the dual degree program.
  • Professional experience via Resume and two years of working professional experience.   

(Note: Personal interviews will be conducted whenever possible and responsible work, community service, and leadership experience will be considered).

*International applicants have additional requirements; see Graduate Admissions section of KSU’s catalog.

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Degree Benefits at Kennesaw State

  • Outstanding Faculty: You will learn from the best. Our faculty have expertise in the criminal justice and criminal law fields.

  • Networking Connections: Start building your professional network through internships, professional events, and research opportunities.
  • Graduate Assistantships: Learn how to earn a stipend or tuition waivers with a graduate assistantship. Learn more.

What can you do with a Public Administration/Criminal Justice (MPA/MSCJ) Dual Master’s Degree?

This unique dual degree program meets the needs of

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Public Administration (MPA) 

The Master of Public Administration (MPA) program at KSU is designed to provide you with a professional degree that equips you for leadership and administrative roles in governmental agencies and nonprofit organizations. Our faculty, dedicated to student success, integrate rigorous academic learning, comprehensive training in human-capital leadership, and hands-on practical experiences to ensure a well-rounded education experience.

Business Administration, MBA

Criminal Justice (MSCJ)

The Master of Science in Criminal Justice (MSCJ) program at Kennesaw State is perfectly suited for both traditional students and experienced criminal justice professionals seeking to advance in their careers. This master’s program offers an engaging experience that aims to provide you with the necessary knowledge and skills in criminal justice administration. You will develop critical thinking and communication abilities, as well as gain expertise in modern technologies.

Conflict Management, MSCM

School of Government and International Affairs And Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice

School of Government and International Affairs
Kennesaw State University
School of Government and International Affairs
402 Bartow Ave MB #2205
Kennesaw, Georgia 30144

Phone:
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Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice
Kennesaw State University
Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice
402 Bartow Ave MB#2204
Social Sciences Building (402), Rm 4057
Kennesaw, Georgia, 30144 
 
Phone: (470) 578-6739
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