ICJ MA Upcoming Events
Upcoming Virtual Open House
Virtual Through Zoom
February 26, 2026, at 5:00 PM EST
The Master of Arts in International Crime and Justice prepares students to confront the challenges of crime across borders. The program blends international law, policy, and technology, covering areas such as cybercrime, human rights, transnational organized crime, and comparative justice systems. Students study issues like human trafficking, wildlife trafficking, money laundering, cyber threats, and serious human rights abuses. Through this work, they develop strong research and problem‑solving skills to help improve global security and support international cooperation.
Make a global impact, shape justice everywhere!
For those who want to solve problems and strengthen global justice!
WHY an MA Degree in IC&J?
Through 36 credits of core and elective coursework, students gain the knowledge and skills needed to earn the Master of Arts in International Crime and Justice. Graduates of the program will be able to:
- Integrate interdisciplinary knowledge to explain the causes and consequences of crime and to analyze and assess the functions of institutions, mechanisms, and processes in international criminal justice, as well as related legal and policy developments worldwide.
- Critically analyze and apply research methods in international crime and justice, particularly in planning and executing applied research projects.
WHY Advanced Certificate in Transnational & Cyber Organized Crime Investigations (ACT-COI)?
The ACT-COI is a standalone credential consisting of four courses, which may also count as elective credits toward the Master of Arts in International Crime and Justice. The certificate focuses exclusively on the study of transnational crime.
- Both programs are available in person at our New York City campus or online, with admissions offered in both the fall and spring semesters.
- Graduates have advanced their careers in law enforcement, victim and offender services, criminal justice reform, international organizations, and the private financial and security sectors.
Join us for our upcoming information session to learn more about our program!
Upcoming International Crime and Justice Alumni Talks
February 27, 2026, at 12:00 PM - 1 PM EST
Register here: https://tinyurl.com/4k5p73bd
The international crime and Justice MA Degree Program is Excited to be Hosting Our Next Successful Alumni Career Talks! The focus of this talk is on Careers in Investigations.
Our guest speakers are:
- Christopher Maldonado: Senior Intelligence Analyst, NYC Business Integrity Commission
- Christopher O'Neill: Special Agent, Department of Commerce, Office of Export Enforcement, New York Field Office
- Tahreem Khan: Supervising Investigator, NYC Civilian Complaint Review Board
This event will NOT be recorded so DON'T MISS OUT!
Master of Arts in International Crime & Justice In partnership with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Will Be Hosting a Information Panel
March 4, 2026, from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM EST
At the Sociology Conference Room: 520.18H.
Or through Zoom by RSVP: https://tinyurl.com/j64drshp
Discover how science, technology, and justice intersect at the DEA as you help dismantle drug networks, regulate powerful pharmaceuticals, analyze cutting-edge evidence, and lead prevention campaigns, while building a career that directly impacts communities nationwide.
Join DEA Special Agents for an overview of career paths across the agency, including roles for chemists, researchers, analysts, special agents, and positions in divisions like the Cyber Unit.
The next Special Agent job posting opens on April 6, 2026. It will close once 2,500 applications are received
Stand out by attending this event, where DEA Special Agents will share key success attributes, resume strategies, and tips for a competitive application.
International Crime & Justice MA Program x Criminology Club
March 12, 2026, at 1:40 pm
In the Sociology Conference Room, 520.18HH
From the rise of Darknet markets and drug trafficking to cyber-enabled human trafficking and crypto-money laundering, organized crime is evolving faster than ever.
WANT TO KNOW MORE?
Get an inside look at how organized crime is changing, from online criminal networks to cross-border crime. Learn about new research and see how the ICJ MA program provides you with new career opportunities.
Check out our past events! Many are recorded!
