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Next session begins
JANUARY 25
Southeast Missouri State offers courses that foster critical and analytical thinking, writing, confidence, leadership, and life-long learning. Why? Because crime prevention, law enforcement, victim services, and rehabilitation demand strong skill sets and a powerful will to do.
We’ve designed two tracks to degree completion: an Academic/University track for those seeking a bachelor's degree and a Law Enforcement Academy track for those seeking specialized law enforcement training.
Courses are 100% online, so you never have to set foot on campus! Class discussions happen in online forums, so you learn and network on a flexible schedule.
"I'm thrilled to finally be entering the line of work that I care so deeply about. I think the part that excites me most is getting to interact with different aspects of the community and educating people on what police officers do. "Jennifer Rubin, Law Enforcement Academy, 2017, B.A. in Communication Studies, 2018
Below are just a few examples of the companies who hire graduates from the College of Humanities and Social Science at Southeast Missouri State.
Our criminal justice degree offers outstanding preparation for careers in criminal justice agencies (law enforcement, corrections, juvenile justice, etc.) as well as graduate school in criminal justice or related areas and law school. Our graduates are ready to meet the challenges of this rewarding field. Students who choose the Law Enforcement Academy track will complete 760 training hours in 19 weeks, which counts as 24 academic credits toward a degree, helping you advance your career.
Contact
Advising and Information
Phone: 1 (573) 651-2766
Fax: 1 (573) 651-2859
Undergraduate inquiries: southeastonline@semo.edu
Graduate inquiries: graduateonline@semo.edu