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    6 Police Science programs found

    Master Programs in LLBs Criminal Procedure Police Science

    After obtaining an undergraduate degree, students may opt to work toward a master’s degree. This type of degree assists scholars with building advanced skills to give them a boost when looking for a career in their field.

    What is a Master in Police Science? This program is designed for those who may already have a bit of experience in the law enforcement field, or those aiming for a higher entry position. Through classes centered on clinical psychology and sociology, students may prepare themselves to better deal with often stressful situations that arise in the line of duty. The courses included in this course are designed to help future officers, detectives and other law enforcement professionals perform their jobs safely and efficiently.

    By mastering a clinical understanding of psychology and sociology, learners can expect to experience benefits such as better interpersonal communications, easier communication, and better handling of stressful situations. These skills not only help enrich students’ personal lives, but also allow for better job performance.

    Typically, obtaining a master’s degree of this variety takes between six months and one year, so prospective students should plan accordingly when dealing with price. The cost of courses will vary from institution to institution and country to country.

    A huge number of advanced-level law enforcement careers may open up to program graduates with this level of education in police science. Some of the jobs graduates may be able to select from include bailiff; criminal investigator/private detective; border patrol officer; police patrol officer; marshal, fish and game warden; and immigration inspector. Each of these jobs utilizes the interpersonal and assessment skills learned throughout the degree courses.

    Students can elect to attend police science courses locally, but they also have the option to attend classes internationally or online as well. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.