Master of Science in Police Administration

This master’s degree program provides professionals in police administration the chance to further understand and develop expertise in the study of administration and leadership. Students develop expertise through coursework that stresses the application of theory, applicable research methods, and problem-solving activities relevant to modern day police administration and leadership. The final capstone project offers students the opportunity to apply what they have learned in their coursework to real-life administration and leadership issues.

Curriculum

Admissions Requirements

• An undergraduate GPA of at least 2.5 
• A bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited university in criminal justice or a related study area (psychology, sociology, etc).  If the undergraduate degree is not related to criminal justice the applicant may petition the director of criminal justice for an exception. An exception may be granted if:
• The applicant has relevant work experience in the field.
• The applicant has completed significant criminal justice course work.
• The applicant has completed the certificate program in law enforcement supervision at Indiana Tech
• Three letters of recommendation. At least one of these recommendations must come from the student's current employer. Other recommendations should come from employers (current or former), former professors, or other professionals who can testify to the student's ability and preparedness for graduate work.
• The Graduate Application Form