Graduate Program in Applied Behavioral Science (ABS)

The Applied Behavioral Science Program currently offers Master of Arts degree in Criminal Justice and Social Problems.

The Crime & Justice Studies and Social Problems program emphasizes methodology and theoretical courses and topics-focused workshops aimed at improving the research and intellectual foundations for employment and professional advancement in the criminal justice fields. Students in the program typically work for, or plan to work for, the courts, probation offices, police agencies, prison administrations, or private and public programs for juvenile offenders.

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Visit the Graduate School website for information on applying to graduate programs at Wright State University.

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270 Millett Hall
Wright State University
3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy.
Dayton, OH 45435-0001
(937) 775-2582

Tracey Steele, Director
Michael Norris, Assistant Director
Mary Zurawka, Administrative Specialist