Academic Programs

Prepare for a career in forensic science or law enforcement with Hilbert’s Crime Scene Investigation program. You’ll master crime scene investigation and evidence analysis techniques, including processing, collection, preservation, and lab techniques. Gain hands-on experience through internships and projects.

Explore the complexities of crime, law enforcement, and the justice system while helping develop the critical thinking and analytical skills you need. You’ll explore everything from corrections and crime scene investigations to criminology and pre-law, with a strong emphasis on ethical considerations and a commitment to justice and community well-being.

Develop computer, digital forensics, and investigative skills to combat modern cyber threats with our Cybersecurity programs. Through rigorous study, you’ll gain expertise in cybersecurity principles, risk management, incident response, hardware/software systems, digital forensics, investigations, and integrated ethics.

Hilbert’s English major builds a strong foundation in literature, grammar, and composition, honing critical thinking and communication skills. Specialize in areas like film, literature, and theater, while preparing for careers in teaching, writing, and library science.

Our Human Services program provides six concentrations: Generalist, Substance Abuse/Chemical Dependency, Law and Human Services, Child and Family Practice, Family Violence, and Rehabilitation Services. Students gain practical experience through an extensive internship program, earning college credit while working with diverse populations in various settings, including rehabilitation units, schools, social service agencies, and hospitals.

Our political science program offers students a comprehensive education in the study of government, politics, and law. The program emphasizes critical thinking, communication, and research skills, preparing students for a wide range of careers in the public and private sectors.

Curious about the human mind? Our Psychology program lets you explore why we do the things we do. You’ll study mental health, how people influence each other, and how our brains work. You can also pick classes you’re interested in, such as how children develop or the psychology of sports. This degree opens doors to many careers where you can make a real difference.

Our Public Administration program provides students with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in the public sector. The program covers a wide range of topics, including public policy, organizational management, values and ethics, and strategic planning.