Criminal Justice

Program Summary

What is a graduate program in criminal justice?
The main program of the Criminal Justice Division includes the Criminal Justice Branch. In the criminal justice administration program, the crime and criminal identity phenomenon and the type of solution proposals that can be presented to identify it and to provide public order are investigated with the help of evidence found in this process.

Criminal justice is about detecting and punishing crimes that disrupt the system, with the aim of ensuring social order. In line with this purpose, it aims to conduct studies on ensuring social order by identifying the perpetrator and victim by identifying crime and punishment. Among the objectives of criminal justice are to establish the crime committed as soon as possible, to impose the necessary punishment on the parties, and to provide appropriate facilities for the legitimate person.

In order to apply for the program, as a condition for graduation: obtain a bachelor's degree in any of the fields of science, social or health sciences. Applications submitted in fields other than these are accepted through the proposal of the Institute's Executive Council and the decision of the University Council.