Wichita State University
About Criminal Justice
The School of Criminal Justice at Wichita State University prepares students to understand crime, justice, public safety and the systems that serve communities. As one of the oldest criminal justice programs in the country, WSU provides students with a strong foundation in law enforcement, courts, corrections, criminal behavior, ethics, research and justice policy.
Students develop the knowledge, professional judgment and practical skills needed for careers in criminal justice, public service, investigations, law, corrections, victim services, intelligence and related fields.
Criminal Justice Student Association
The Criminal Justice Student Association (CJSA) gives students an opportunity to connect with classmates, faculty and professionals in the field. Through meetings, guest speakers, service activities, tours, and career-focused events, CJSA helps students explore criminal justice careers while building community within the School of Criminal Justice.
