Combine criminal justice with technology for a rewarding career
The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Informatics with a Criminal Justice concentration at Indiana University Southeast offers a unique opportunity to combine your interest in criminal justice with the power of technology. This program prepares you to understand and analyze crime data, support law enforcement efforts with technology, and enhance the criminal justice system using data-driven solutions. Through small class sizes and personalized attention from faculty, you’ll develop skills that apply to real-world criminal justice challenges while learning from experts in both fields.
Hands-on learning in criminal justice technology
At IU Southeast, you’ll gain practical experience that prepares you for a career in criminal justice and informatics. You’ll work on projects that merge criminal justice with information technology, including data analysis, database management, and creating technology solutions to support law enforcement. Whether working with crime data or helping improve security systems, you’ll learn the skills needed to help improve the justice system using technology. The collaborative learning environment allows you to work closely with peers and professors, ensuring you develop a deep understanding of both fields.
Learn from experts in both criminal justice and informatics
Our faculty members are experts in criminal justice, data analysis, and informatics, bringing valuable real-world experience into the classroom. You’ll be mentored by professors who guide you through the most current technologies and practices in both fields, preparing you for the rapidly evolving intersection of criminal justice and technology. Their insights and support will help you achieve your career goals and succeed in the field.
Career Information
Graduates of the B.S. in Informatics with a Criminal Justice concentration are well-prepared for a range of careers at the intersection of law enforcement and technology. Career opportunities include roles in crime data analysis, digital forensics, law enforcement technology support, and criminal justice research. Many graduates pursue positions with government agencies, law enforcement departments, private security firms, or technology companies that specialize in criminal justice solutions. With the expertise you’ll gain at IUS, you’ll be equipped to drive innovations in criminal justice through technology.
Degree Information
120 Credit hours
Minimum culumulative GPA of 2.0
In-person
Degree requirements
Please visit the IU Southeast Bulletin website for specific degree requirements.
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