Joint Master of Arts in Criminal Justice from Adrian College and Juris Doctor from The University of Toledo College of Law Program

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  • Students can earn a Master of Arts in Criminal Justice and a Juris Doctor in three years instead of five and 89 credits instead of 122.
  • Future criminal attorneys and judges can develop skills, expertise, and an important additional credential before entering a competitive job market
  • Students get an opportunity to do individualized research on the criminal justice topic of their choice with an expert in their chosen field 
  • Law students will take advanced courses in criminology and social research methods.  Criminal Justice students will prepare for a career practicing criminal law.

Contact

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Nathan Goetting

Adrian College
Professor, Academic Advisor
ngoetting@adrian.edu 

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Amber Chuhy

University of Toledo
Assistant Dean for Admissions
amber.chuhy@utoledo.edu

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