“The instructors’ first-hand knowledge was priceless.” — David Mable, Goodwin College Criminal Justice class of 2013
Being a protector runs in your blood. You watch over and guard those in need. Whether it is in the community, in your personal life, or in nature, you enjoy peace and prosperity. You thrive in an environment that allows you to take action and make the right moves. Always cool under pressure and in a crisis, you have the courage to take charge of a situation. You enjoy being a part of a team with a clear mission, working toward a greater good.
Make the most of your natural instincts as a protector with a degree or certificate from Goodwin College and make your world a safer place for all.
Goodwin has six public safety and criminal justice programs, offering certificates, associate degrees, and bachelor’s degrees:
- Criminal Justice (Associate Degree)
- Environmental Health Technician (Certificate)
- Environmental Studies (Bachelor’s and Associate Degree)
- Homeland Security (Associate Degree)
- Paramedic Studies (Certificate)
- Public Safety and Security (Bachelor’s Degree)
Students and attend classes part time or full time, and can find careers in numerous rewarding fields. Career options for protectors include: border protection; computer security; corrections; customs; cybercrime investigation; the Drug Enforcement Agency; emergency management; environmental science; fire science; first responders; immigration and customs; law enforcement; public health; and security.
Interested in learning more about why Goodwin College is a leading Criminal Justice School? Learn more today by calling 800-889-3282 or visiting www.goodwin.edu/protectors. You can also interact with us on Facebook or Twitter!
Goodwin University is a nonprofit institution of higher education and is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE), formerly known as the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). Goodwin University was founded in 1999, with the goal of serving a diverse student population with career-focused degree programs that lead to strong employment outcomes.