Online Graduate Certificate Programs

The Certificate in Criminal Justice Administration online program is designed for working professionals seeking promotion, supervisory roles or expanded administrative responsibilities within law enforcement, corrections and public safety organizations. Through coursework focused on leadership, ethics and real-world application, you will develop management skills you can apply immediately in your current role. Plus, the credits can be directly applied to a criminal justice master’s degree from TAMIU.

With TAMIU’s Certificate in Cybersecurity in Criminal Justice, you will gain the technical and investigative skills needed to identify, investigate and respond to digital threats impacting public safety. Whether you have a background in programming or are new to technical concepts, this career-focused curriculum builds your proficiency in tools and languages such as Python, SQL and PowerShell through hands-on projects based on real-world criminal justice scenarios. When you’re ready to continue your education, the courses in this online certificate program can be applied toward TAMIU’s criminal justice graduate programs.

Build the skills needed to help protect the nation from terrorism, cyberattacks and other evolving threats with the online Certificate in Homeland Security program. The career-relevant curriculum prepares you for roles in federal, state and local agencies, particularly those focused on border security, homeland protection and interagency operations. Designed for working professionals, the 100% online format allows you to study on your schedule, and your credits can be applied toward TAMIU’s criminal justice graduate programs.

Equip yourself for success as a leader in public agencies, programs, and projects with our online Nonprofit Leadership and Management Certificate program. With emphasis on public service, research, and community engagement, this NASPAA-accredited program is led by hands-on, experienced faculty. Develop communication, analytical, and critical-thinking skills. The 12 credit hours can be applied toward TAMIU’s Master of Public Administration program.