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MA Programs in Criminal Law in North America 2022

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Masters degrees, commonly known as MA, are postgraduate degrees lasting at least one year and sometimes two years, they are taught degrees normally requiring some actual research. MA is the most common name for a Masters degree and is often used. Those interested in stopping terrorism or human rights abuses may want to take courses in criminal law. Typical classes teach scholars about proof and e… Read more

Masters degrees, commonly known as MA, are postgraduate degrees lasting at least one year and sometimes two years, they are taught degrees normally requiring some actual research. MA is the most common name for a Masters degree and is often used.

Those interested in stopping terrorism or human rights abuses may want to take courses in criminal law. Typical classes teach scholars about proof and evidence. Students may learn about tort or contract law, as well.

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Seattle University Albers School of Business and Economics
Seattle, USA

The Master of Arts in Criminal Justice (MACJ) is an interdisciplinary program that offers a comprehensive, rigorous, analytic study of crime and societal responses.

The Master of Arts in Criminal Justice (MACJ) is an interdisciplinary program that offers a comprehensive, rigorous, analytic study of crime and societal responses. -
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