There are 7 Criminal Justice colleges in Montana that offer Criminal Justice degrees, certificates, and related courses at this time. Check them out below…
List of Criminal Justice Schools in Montana (MT)
Blackfeet Community College (Browning)
Associate of Arts in Human Services & Behavioral Health – Criminal Justice
Associate of Arts in Human Services & Behavioral Health – Addiction Studies
Dawson Community College (Glendive)
Associate of Arts in Criminal Justice
Associate of Science in Criminal Justice
Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice
Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice Law Enforcement: Peace Officer
Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice Law Enforcement: Private Security
Correctional Officer Certificate
Flathead Valley Community College (Kalispell)
Associate of Science in Criminal Justice
Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice
Associate of Applied Science in Emergency Management
Associate of Arts in Substance Abuse Counseling
Emergency Dispatcher Certificate
Montana State University (Bozeman)
Bachelor of Science in Sociology – Criminology
Montana State University – Billings (Billings)
Associate of Science in Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Science in Sociology – Crime and Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Arts in Sociology – Crime and Criminal Justice
University of Great Falls (Great Falls)
Associates in Criminal Justice (online)
Associates in Paralegal Studies (online)
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice (online)
Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science – Forensic Biology
Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science – Forensic Chemistry
Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science – Forensic Science
Bachelor of Science in Legal and Paralegal Studies (online)
Master in Science of Organizational Management – Criminal Justice
University of Montana (Missoula)
Associate of Applied Science in Paralegal Studies
Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology – Forensic Anthropology
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry – Forensic Chemistry
Bachelor of Arts in Sociology – Criminology
Bachelor of Arts in Sociology – Inequality and Social Justice
Master of Arts in Anthropology – Forensic Anthropology
Master of Arts in Sociology – Criminology
Master of Arts in Sociology – Inequality and Social Justice
Certificate in Forensic Studies
That’s all the criminal justice degrees in Montana. You can look for more criminal justice programs in Montana’s neighboring states: Idaho, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming.
Also, make sure to check out all criminal justice colleges by state.
- Have you attended a criminal justice college in Montana?
- Did you take courses or completed a criminal justice degree in Montana?
- In your opinion, what’s the best criminal justice school in Montana? Why?
Share your tips and experiences below…
First off, your site has been extremely useful in helping me determine the path I want to take in my higher education.
I’m 28 years old and considering going back to school. I’m currently working as a Senior Network Analyst at a cable company in Montana (I’ve been with this company for 7 years, but want to move on to something more in line with what I want to do).
With that said, I’m aiming to join the Montana FWP in the hopes of becoming a Game Warden.
Montana State University – Billings, offers a BS in Criminal Justice. — My question is, do you think it would be better to attend my local campus for this, or should I invest in going to an online school noted in your other articles? I want to try and stay in my state, but I realize that I may have to go elsewhere to find employment. It appears that the Montana FWP also has a trainee program for enrolled Montana college Juniors to help garner experience while getting the degree.
Thanks for your input.
Thanks Nick
MSU Billings is a good school, but not extraordinary by any stretch. The in-state tuition is a big bonus here AND the possibility that this school may have some name recognition in your state.
The other schools I mentioned elsewhere on my site, are firstly brick and mortar and have online offerings. They are not “online schools.” I want to make that clear.
Schools like Penn State, Michigan State, Boston University, University of Cincinnati, Arizona State or University of California Irvine are very good or great schools overall AND all these have online programs, too. Their programs in CJ or Criminology are good to great (depending on the school). If you’re not sure about your plans on becoming a Game Warden in Montana will work out, or if you plan on possibly working out of state, I might go this route.
Sorry I can’t give you a solid answer here. Let us know what you decide and I wish you all the best.