Detective Certificate program
Designed for professionals involved in crime scene investigation and command situations at critical events. Program covers theory and practice of investigation using modern technology and best practices. Students will learn fundamental principles and methods to improve work processes. All courses must be completed with a grade of C- or better. Up to 12 credits from the Detective Program may be applied toward the B.A. in Criminology per permission of the Department Chair.
Admission Policy:
Online application through the University Office of Admissions In-state tuition process remains the same. There is no common application or collegenet application.
Required items:
• Submit an online application form that is on the Admissions Office webpage
• Completion of the Basic Detective Certification
• High school transcripts • College transcripts
• Non-refundable application fee
Admission to the Detective Certificate program is separate from the BA degrees. Students can apply to the Detective Certificate program using the above criteria. They can then use the reactivation form to apply to the University if they wish to pursue a bachelor’s degree.
Current CCSU students must seek approval from the program coordinator to take courses in the Detective Certificate program. A separate application/petition for these students will be available through the Criminology and Criminal Justice department.
Non-students that do not have the Basic Certification must seek approval from the program coordinator in order to take courses admission as a non-matriculated student.
Certificate Requirements (12)
Program Electives
Completion of 12 credits in the Detective Certificate program with a GPA of 2.0 or better
Total Credit Hours: 12