Bachelor of Science in Criminology and Justice Studies - Justice Informatics (without co-op)

With its thematic concentration in Justice Informatics (JI), Drexel University has transformed the traditional criminal justice degree program to produce graduates who possess knowledge and skills that are highly valued by criminal justice agencies in the 21st century. Namely, the program draws from criminology and criminal justice and computing and informatics to produce globally aware and technology proficient graduates who bring an analytical and information-led approach to solving the problems crime creates for society. Each exposure to the criminal justice system represents a data collection point, which becomes part of a massive and disparate array of data held by the government. Students will learn how to collect, manage, visualize, and analyze large sources of information so that they can bring their expertise into the crime and justice occupational arena and/or graduate school. In addition to learning to work with big data in the public justice arena, students will learn how to identify, collect, manage, and use data from the expansive -- and rapidly growing -- private system of justice and security to creative innovative solutions for identifying, solving, and preventing crime.

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