Offered at the Green Bay campus. For information: (920) 498-
5444. Toll-free: (888) 385-6982.
This program is fully eligible for nancial aid.
Graduates of this two-year program are prepared to meet the
rewarding challenges of the police profession, including
criminal investigation; constitutional, traf c and criminal law;
patrol procedure; crime scene practices; and use of force and
driving skills. Students graduating from the program will be
certi able as a law enforcement of cer in Wisconsin. This
program is recognized and endorsed by the state of
Wisconsin Department of Justice Training and Standards
Bureau. Typical careers in this eld include police of cer,
deputy sheriff, DNR of cer, state trooper, military law
enforcement of cer, private investigator, and correctional
of cer as well as careers in corporate security, loss prevention,
U.S. customs, transportation security administration and
border patrol.
Law Enforcement Of cer: performs general traf c and law
enforcement duties at the municipal level.
Deputy Sheriff: performs general traf c and law enforcement
duties, jailer, and telecommunications responsibilities at the
county level.
DNR Of cer: enforces sh, game, forest, and environmental
laws at the state level.
State Trooper: performs traf c and law enforcement duties at
the state level.
Military Law Enforcement Of cer: performs criminal
investigations, is responsible for traf c assignments, patrol,
and general law enforcement duties in any branch of the
military service at installations, forts, and bases.
Private Investigator: conducts criminal and noncriminal
investigations for private businesses and industries.
Security Of cer: patrols and investigates for retail business
and private industrial plants.
Correctional Of cer: is assigned to security and general duties
in a correctional institution.
Due to Department of Justice - Training and Standards
Bureau requirements, transfer of credits for core criminal
justice courses will not be accepted. The exception to this
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