A degree in criminal justice can open a lot of doors—from the courtroom to the crime lab to the police station. Even if you’re currently working in law enforcement, criminal investigation, or criminal rehabilitation, a degree from Mercer can help you go further. And if you’re not already in the field, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to get out and experience the criminal justice system at work.
For those seeking a larger role, Mercer also offers a unique leadership program for public safety executives. As part of Mercer’s College of Continuing and Professional Studies, the Public Safety Leadership Institute is designed to prepare professionals for the challenges they’ll face in municipal, county, state, and federal agencies. Students benefit from small classes, faculty with real-world experience, the latest technology, and the flexibility that only comes with Mercer’s programs for working adults. Learn more about the Public Safety Leadership Institute.
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What is the average age of your students at the Regional Academic Centers?
The Regional Academic Centers are designed for working adults. With that in mind, Center students tend to be in their mid-to-late thirties.
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