Psychology and Criminal Justice

Study psychology and criminal justice at Dickinson State University

Want to understand people, behavior, choices, communities, public safety, and justice systems? DSU’s psychology and criminal justice programs help students think critically, communicate clearly, and serve people in complex situations.

Students can prepare for careers or graduate study in human services, law enforcement, corrections, victim advocacy, social services, public safety, behavioral health, courts, and related fields.

Why choose DSU?

Study human behavior, justice, and community systems while preparing for careers that help people and solve problems.

A great fit if you like psychology, criminal justice, law enforcement, corrections, behavioral health, human services, victim advocacy, public safety, courts, social services, and community service.

Bachelor's Degrees

• Criminal Justice, B.S.

• Psychology, B.S.

Associate Degrees

• Criminal Justice Option, A.S.

• Substance Abuse Counseling Option, A.S.

Minors

• Addiction Studies Minor

• Criminal Justice Minor

• Psychology Minor - Elementary Education, Secondary Education or Non-Teaching

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