A Master of Science is offered to forensic science students. Since the School's beginning in 1935, the internship program, originally known as field study, has been a part of the curriculum - combining academic teaching with the knowledge and talents of practitioners. The criminal justice internship program is an integral component and extension of the academic offerings of MSU's School of Criminal Justice. It is designed to enhance the student's total academic experience through a planned program of observation, study, and participation in a selected criminal justice agency. Gain hands-on work experience Acquire new skills while applying classroom knowledge Network with professionals in the field Improve employment potential Compensation Agencies are not required to compensate the student.
Most agencies reimburse for mileage and related costs incurred in the performance of agency duties.
Where stipends or salaries are provided, details are worked out between agency and student.