The American justice system is no longer abstract theory, but daily reality. The specter of international and domestic terrorism, the high-tech sophistication of cyber-crime, our fascination with modern criminal investigation all point to justice studies as a vital, growing field offering multiple career paths.<br>Unlike other criminal justice programs that are limited in scope and depth, Southern New Hampshire University's Bachelor of Science in Justice Studies provides both a solid foundation in core competencies and in-depth, targeted areas of study in specialty fields. Explore basic concepts and survey courses, then add concentrations and certificates to more deeply understand specific interests. This macro-micro approach to your studies translates into expanded employment opportunities.<br><br>Internships & Outcomes<br>Justice-related careers are on the rise. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, two areas with exceptional growth projections through 2024 include Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists (with 4% estimated growth) and arbitrators, mediators, and conciliators (9%). As an SNHU justice studies major, you'll cultivate both the analytical and research/writing skills you need to stand out to prospective employers. Among the skills you'll graduate with are the ability to:<br>Analyze and critique operational and public policy from social, administrative, juridical, philosophical and managerial perspectives<br>Apply legal and justice research strategies and techniques to real-world challenges<br>Develop best practices in various related professions<br>Understand more deeply the role that morality and ethical reasoning play in the American legal system<br>As you near completion of your degree, you can look forward to active career placement support.