UW-Eau Claire criminal justice advantages

Criminal Justice

Criminal justice career information sessions and seminars held during the school year feature presentations by professionals from the field on career opportunities and employment trends.
The Criminal Justice Association, an on-campus student organization, provides numerous activities for student involvement.
Students gain valuable experience through internships in a variety of settings including police or sheriff departments, social service agencies, group homes, correctional facilities, prosecution offices and the courts. Students may choose from more than a dozen internship sites and earn up to six credits in the major.
With a 1:11 computer to student ratio (surpasses most national benchmarks), UW-Eau Claire students have easy access to computer laboratories for class assignments, research projects and e-mail.
Small classes, individual attention.
Unlike many other public universities, classes are not taught by teaching assistants. Students work alongside dedicated professors who inspire learning.