Bachelors of Science in International Justice Administration – a dynamic, four‑year program that blends legal theory, policy analysis, and cross‑cultural leadership to empower you to uphold the rule of law on a global stage.

Innovative Curriculum: Hands‑on case studies, moot courts, and international internships give you real‑world experience navigating tribunals, NGOs, and multinational agencies.

Career‑Ready Outcomes: 

International Human Rights Advocates

Diplomatic Legal Advisors

Global Compliance Officers, etc

Why Choose This Degree? Join a vibrant network of justice‑focused professionals, earn a respected B.S. credential, and become the catalyst for lasting change in the world’s most pressing legal challenges.

Bachelor of Science in International Justice Administration

The Bachelor of Science in International Justice Administration is a 4-year degree program that prepares students for a career in international justice, law, and administration. The program consists of 8 semesters, with 4 classes each semester, and includes 4 electives with the JUST prefix and 4-digit course numbers.

Semester 1:

JUST 1001: Introduction to International Justice (3 credits)

This course provides an overview of the international justice system, including the role of international courts, tribunals, and law enforcement agencies.

JUST 1002: International Law and Governance (3 credits)

This course explores the principles of international law and governance, including the United Nations Charter, human rights, and international humanitarian law.

ENGL 101: English Composition (3 credits)

This course develops students' writing and communication skills.

MATH 101: Quantitative Reasoning (3 credits)

This course introduces students to mathematical concepts and techniques for problem-solving.

Transferable course to University of Houston: JUST 1001 ( equivalent to UH's INTL 2301: Introduction to International Studies)

Semester 2:

JUST 1003: International Crimes and Corruption (3 credits)

This course examines the nature and scope of international crimes, including genocide, war crimes, and corruption.

JUST 1004: International Finance and Trade (3 credits)

This course introduces students to the principles of international finance and trade, including tariffs, trade agreements, and financial institutions.

PSYC 101: Introduction to Psychology (3 credits)

This course explores the principles of psychology, including human behavior and development.

SPAN 101: Spanish Language and Culture (3 credits)

This course introduces students to the Spanish language and culture, with a focus on language skills and cultural awareness.

Transferable course to University of Houston: JUST 1003 (equivalent to UH's CRIM 3301: International Crime and Justice)

Semester 3:

JUST 2001: International Justice Administration (3 credits)

This course examines the administration of international justice, including the role of courts, tribunals, and law enforcement agencies.

JUST 2002: Maintaining Confidential Case Records (3 credits)

This course develops students' skills in maintaining confidential case records, including case management and record-keeping.

COMM 101: Public Speaking (3 credits)

This course develops students' public speaking skills, including presentation and communication techniques.

TWI 101: Twi Language and Culture (3 credits)

This course introduces students to the Twi language and culture, with a focus on language skills and cultural awareness.

Transferable course to University of Houston: JUST 2001 (equivalent to UH's JUST 3301: Administration of Justice)

Semester 4:

JUST 2003: Organizing Court Schedules and Deadlines (3 credits)

This course develops students' skills in organizing court schedules and deadlines, including case management and time management.

JUST 2004: Preparing and Filing Legal Documents (3 credits)

This course introduces students to the preparation and filing of legal documents, including contracts, pleadings, and memoranda.

POLS 101: Introduction to Political Science (3 credits)

This course explores the principles of political science, including government, politics, and international relations.

JUST 2005: International Paralegal Studies (3 credits)

This course introduces students to the role of paralegals in international law, including research, document preparation, and case management.

Transferable course to University of Houston: JUST 2003 (equivalent to UH's JUST 4301: Court Administration)

Semester 5:

JUST 3001: International Propaganda and Government (3 credits)

This course examines the role of propaganda in government, including the use of media and communication techniques.

JUST 3002: Advising Clients on International Law (3 credits)

This course develops students' skills in advising clients on international law, including treaty law, customary international law, and human rights.

JUST 3003: Drafting and Negotiating International Agreements (3 credits)

This course introduces students to the drafting and negotiation of international agreements, including contracts, treaties, and memoranda of understanding.

JUST 3004: Representing Clients in International Disputes (3 credits)

This course develops students' skills in representing clients in international disputes, including arbitration, mediation, and litigation.

Transferable course to University of Houston: JUST 3001 (equivalent to UH's INTL 4301: International Propaganda and Government)

Semester 6:

JUST 3005: Conducting Research and Analysis on International Law (3 credits)

This course develops students' skills in conducting research and analysis on international law, including treaty law, customary international law, and human rights.

JUST 3006: Developing and Implementing International Law Policies (3 credits)

This course introduces students to the development and implementation of international law policies, including human rights, sustainable development, and the rule of law.

JUST 3007: Conducting Research and Gathering Evidence (3 credits)

This course develops students' skills in conducting research and gathering evidence, including document preparation and case management.

JUST 3008: Preparing and Reviewing Legal Documents (3 credits)

This course introduces students to the preparation and review of legal documents, including contracts, pleadings, and memoranda.

Transferable course to University of Houston: JUST 3005 (equivalent to UH's JUST 5301: International Law Research and Analysis)

Semester 7:

JUST 4001: International Justice Administration in Practice (3 credits)

This course develops students' skills in international justice administration, including case management, record-keeping, and communication techniques.

JUST 4002: International Finance and Trade in Practice (3 credits)

This course introduces students to the practical aspects of international finance and trade, including tariffs, trade agreements, and financial institutions.

JUST 4003: International Paralegal Studies in Practice (3 credits)

This course develops students' skills in international paralegal studies, including research, document preparation, and case management.

JUST 4004: Seminar in International Justice Administration (3 credits)

This course provides students with the opportunity to explore topics in international justice administration, including human rights, sustainable development, and the rule of law.

Transferable course to University of Houston: JUST 4001 (equivalent to UH's JUST 6301: International Justice Administration in Practice)

Semester 8:

JUST 4005: Professional Development in International Justice Administration (3 credits)

This course develops students' skills in professional development, including resume writing, interviewing, and job search strategies.

JUST 4006: International Justice Administration Capstone (3 credits)

This course provides students with the opportunity to apply their knowledge and skills in international justice administration, including case management, record-keeping, and communication techniques.

JUST 4007: Internship in International Justice Administration (3 credits)

This course provides students with the opportunity to gain practical experience in international justice administration, including internships in Ghana.

JUST 4008: Study Abroad in Ghana (3 credits)

This course provides students with the opportunity to study abroad in Ghana, including internships, language training, and cultural immersion.

Transferable course to University of Houston: JUST 4005 (equivalent to UH's JUST 7301: Professional Development in International Justice Administration)

Electives:

JUST 4101: International Crimes and Corruption (3 credits)

JUST 4201: International Finance and Trade (3 credits)

JUST 4301: International Paralegal Studies (3 credits)

JUST 4401: International Justice Administration in Practice (3 credits)

Internship:

300 hours of internship in a foreign country study abroad program, Ghana

Students will have the opportunity to gain practical experience in international justice administration, including internships in Ghana.

Seminar:

Seminar in International Justice Administration (JUST 4004)

Students will have the opportunity to explore topics in international justice administration, including human rights, sustainable development, and the rule of law.

Professional Development:

Professional Development in International Justice Administration (JUST 4005)

Students will develop their skills in professional development, including resume writing, interviewing, and job search strategies.

This program will provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in international justice administration, including case management, record-keeping, and communication techniques. The program will also provide students with the opportunity to gain practical experience in international justice administration, including internships in Ghana.