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Criminal Justice Education: A National Assessment

NCJ Number
121193
Journal
Justice Professional Volume: 4 Issue: 2 Dated: (Fall 1989) Pages: 172-188
Author(s)
R Langworthy; E Latessa
Date Published
1989
Length
17 pages
Annotation
This paper describes criminal justice higher education in the United States. The focus of the paper is on the number of programs, faculty, and students for the entire country, by region and by program type.
Abstract
Using data from the "Anderson Directory of Criminal Justice Education," a survey of major criminal justice doctoral programs, and a review of academic job listing the study concludes that criminal justice higher education is thriving but in need of a greater number of doctoral programs to support the emerging discipline. The study also demonstrates that there is a substantial unsatisfied market for criminal justice Ph.D.s. (Author abstract)

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