Criminal Justice B.S., Rehabilitation and Reintegration Concentration

The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with a Concentration in Rehabilitation and Restoration at Westfield State University is designed for students seeking a deeper, more nuanced exploration of criminal behavior and effective correctional strategies aimed at successful reintegration into society. Ideal for those pursuing dual degrees in Criminal Justice and Psychology or those with a Psychology minor, this concentration is also open to all Criminal Justice majors eager to enhance their understanding of offender rehabilitation and restorative justice.

The major requires 42 credits, including core courses that provide a solid foundation in the field, and allows students to tailor their studies with upper-division electives that focus on contemporary issues and practices in corrections. This concentration not only enriches your academic journey but also prepares you for a career focused on transforming lives and fostering positive societal change.

We offer high-quality academics, unique learning opportunities, and a gorgeous campus—and we have small classes, accessible faculty, and one-on-one support. 

You'll join fellow motivated students ready to make the most of the college experience through active participation. Become part of a caring and committed community that understands and embraces the bridge between academic study and civic responsibility.