Criminology, B.A.
Explore Criminology at Immaculata University
Do you find yourself reading true crime stories? Are you fascinated by the criminal mind?
As a subgroup of sociology, the field of criminology involves every vital area of human interaction. From issues of social justice to urban life, social stratification and family relations, criminology provides insight into the human condition.
A Bachelor of Arts degree in criminology gives you an opportunity to practice social justice. You can choose a career in law and advocacy, management and personnel, or any of the allied criminal justice fields.
At A Glance
Program: Bachelor of Arts
Audience: Undergraduate students
Format: Face-to-face classes
Next Start Date: January 20, 2026
Cost: Full-time tuition
Time to Completion Four years (three-year accelerated option)
"The criminology and sociology professors are incredible at preparing students for their future careers. Between on-campus job fairs and guest speakers who come to criminology classes, the professors assist their students with making connections with employers for when they graduate. Students are consistently provided with the opportunity to discuss career paths with people who are currently professionals in the field."
Tara Mazza
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