
Corrections
College of Humanities and Social Sciences | Academic Programs
College of Humanities and Social Sciences | Academic Programs
Professionals in the field of Corrections promote public safety through research-based practices that motivate behavioral changes and community healing after criminal behavior occurs. We emphasize approaches to working with and enhancing the lives of a diverse population of justice-involved people.
Our faculty and professional staff are your partners in achieving your academic goals! Learn how we serve students regarding academic policies and procedures, and any other academic concerns.
Go beyond the classroom and explore our real-world experiences that are part of being a Corrections student at Minnesota State Mankato.
Begin with the end in mind! Explore the career opportunities waiting for you at the conclusion of your University journey.
The Bachelor of Science in Corrections is designed for students seeking specialized careers within court systems or correctional agencies that promote public safety and crime prevention. The program has a core experiential learning component that prepares students for work in the field.
A minor in Corrections provides a foundational understanding of crime, criminal justice, criminology, and crime prevention and serves as an accompaniment to other social science majors seeking to work in any number of criminal justice agencies.
Contact Corrections to connect with an advisor. For general College advising visit the HSS Advising Center.
Learn more about the Corrections faculty and staff.
Complete your application for admissions now or declare your major in Corrections.
Learn more about careers and opportunities applicable to Corrections program graduates locally and throughout the world. Graduates are prepared to take their big ideas and make a real-world impact.
Corrections students have many opportunities to get practical, hands-on experience preparing for their future careers.
A variety of scholarships and financial aid options are available to Corrections students. View current opportunities.
Contact Corrections with questions or for more information.
Connect socially and academically with other students that share interest in Criminal Justice.