The Master of Science in Juvenile Justice (MSJJ) is designed to prepare candidates who want to work in education, law enforcement, probation, social work, etc. with the skills necessary to develop specific strategies and solutions that are practical and effective when working with juveniles with disabilities. Juvenile justice degree candidates will integrate theory with practice to address the complex issues and challenges of the juvenile justice system, and to conduct in-depth research, write behavior plans, develop a network with cooperating agencies, and conduct interviews to better prepare themselves as professionals guiding youth with disabilities who have a delinquent and neglectful background. Prepare for a rewarding career in public service that helps to maintain the standard of living in your own community. Professional Studies programs teach you how to improve society by maintaining and providing excellence and quality in research, public service, law, criminal justice-related fields, and continuing education programs. Gain an analytical outlook that merges theories and practices with resources, budgets, and ethical situations in the public sector. You'll develop the skills to effectively communicate ideas, work on teams, and collect and analyze data to produce results that matter.