The Public Safety Administration - Law Enforcement Services curriculum is designed to prepare students for dynamic careers in policing and investigative work at the local, state, or federal level. This track emphasizes topics such as criminal justice procedures, community policing, leadership in law enforcement, constitutional and administrative law, and interagency collaboration. Students develop critical thinking, ethical decision-making, and supervisory skills for effective service and advancement in law enforcement agencies. Graduates are well-positioned for roles including patrol officers, detectives, supervisors, and leadership positions within public safety organizations.
General Education Requirements
Communication
Take 2 groups
Group 1 - Take 3 credits from
Group 2 - Take 3 credits from
Humanities/Fine Arts
Take 3 credits from
Social/Behavioral Sciences
Take 3 credits from
Mathematics
Take at least 3 credits from
Major Requirements
Take 21 credits from
Concentration Requirements
Take 12 credits from
Other Major Requirements
Take 16 credits from
NOTE: In the Other Major Requirements area, a maximum of 9 SHC may be selected from the BIO, ENG and HIS prefixes.