刑事司法专业集中在犯罪学和司法研究计划中，并作为该计划的通才专家。具体而言，刑事司法专业的课程主要集中在刑事司法机构和犯罪的实质上，不需要其他两个专业所要求的许多分析和基于计算机的课程。该课程主要面向寻求传统刑事司法教育的学生。由于刑事司法集中制可保留41.0学分的免费选修课，因此这是三个集中制中最灵活的，例如，学生可以相对轻松地将专业双修，或修读未成年人，同时仍为其他课程的其他课程保留足够的免费学分。程序外的兴趣。合作选择：一年（四年），无合作（四年）
The Department of Criminology and Justice Studies offers a rich educational experience that emphasizes justice and criminological theory, in addition to translating concepts into practice. Drexel's Bachelor of Science in Criminology and Justice Studies degree is concentrated on Criminal Justice our program provides students with foundational knowledge and hands-on experience across tools of the discipline, while allowing them to specialize in different areas of interest.<br><br>The Criminal Justice concentration, housed in the Department of Criminology and Justice Studies, is designed as the most flexible of our three concentrations. The Criminal Justice concentration focuses its curriculum primarily on the substance of criminal justice institutions though still requiring the same research methodology and Geographic Information System sequences as the other two thematic concentrations. Criminal Justice is primarily intended for students seeking to double major, prepare for law school, take on multiple minors (e.g., a language and legal studies), or for students who desire a more traditional criminal justice education. Because the Criminal Justice concentration reserves 46.0 credits of free electives, it easily allows students to explore a wide range of curriculum opportunities throughout Drexel. Students in the Criminal Justice concentration often double major in Psychology, Behavioral Health, Legal Studies, Business and Global Studies, and they often take on a language minor. Moreover, although the Criminal Justice concentration does not require as many of the analytical courses as the Crime Science and Analysis concentration, it does allow students to take any number of those courses as electives while they pursue other curricular pathways.<br><br>The Criminal Justice concentration offers the same community-based learning and global perspective courses as the other two concentrations. Students in all three concentrations are encouraged to participate in at least one faculty-led study abroad program during which students will explore various justice related themes. Recent trips have been The Legacy of Nazi Policing in Munich and Prague, and Crime and Justice in Scandinavia. Please see the Study Abroad Program webpage to view the location and itinerary of the study abroad tour. The emphasis on comparative justice and study abroad reside at the leading edges of Drexel's core value of global citizenship.