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Offering associate and bachelor’s degrees in Criminal Justice as well as classes that provide the foundation for law school and other graduate school programs, the Department of Justice and Community Studies also supports majors based on the Oxford campus. Learning both in and out of the classroom provides valuable hands-on experiences to enhance students’ employability. Partnering with some of the best agencies, organizations, and professionals in the region, Miami Regionals ensures our graduates have access to a diverse range of career options.
The Corporal Olivas Valor Award was established for Criminal Justice majors who have completed at least 15 Miami credit hours.
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Winter School in India
Daniel Hall, professor, and Jae-Seung Lee, assistant professor of Criminal Justice, were the featured presenters at a week-long comparative criminal justice program during the winter term of the Christ University School of Law in Delhi, India. Their sessions touched on policing and corrections systems, judges and the courts, due process, and criminal trials. Also included in their visit was a meeting with the National Human Rights Commission of India, and the opportunity to share Miami gear with course participants.
