El Camino’s administration of justice degree and certificate programs set you on track for an entry-level position in criminal justice immediately after graduation or for transfer to another college or university. They’re accessible, affordable paths to a rewarding career that can make a positive difference in your community.
This program has additional application steps and requirements. For more information, please visit the Admnistration of Justice webpage.
Our Administration of Justice Associate of Science (AS) and Administration of Justice Associate of Science for Transfer (AS-T) degrees typically take two years. You can complete a certificate in less than six months.
Administration of justice training and education at El Camino will challenge you to be your best. We’ll help you choose the option that’s best for you.
Some administration of justice students at El Camino want to start a career in public service/law enforcement as soon as possible. Others want to continue their education at a four-year college or university. We can help you achieve your goals.
An administration of justice degree can lead to a variety of careers in public service and law enforcement. This is also a great pathway to transfer and earn a bachelor’s degree.
A degree in administration of justice opens opportunities to a variety of career areas. The AS-T degree in administration of justice offers a direct path to complete a bachelor's degree in a similar major at a California State University campus. You will also get priority consideration for admission to the CSU system.
Our administration of justice certificate program prepares you to pursue an entry-level position.
Our homeland security certificate program prepares you to pursue an entry-level position in intelligence and security, transportation and border security, and homeland security agencies.
Our forensics certificate program helps you develop crime analysis knowledge and the criminal investigation skills needed to pursue an entry-level position in law enforcement.
As an El Camino administration of justice graduate, you’ll be ready to start a public service/law enforcement career or pursue a bachelor’s degree at another school. We’ll help you gain the specific skills and knowledge needed to meet your goals.
If you have questions regarding any of the POST courses, please email [email protected]
AJ 49 Application Packet – PC 832 Arrest and Firearms
AJ 150 Application Packet – POST Module Level III
AJ 155 Application Packet – POST Module Level II
AJ 150 - POST Module Level III - Spring 2024 February 10, 2024 - June 7, 2024
AJ 155 - POST Module Level II - Spring 2024 January 4, 2024 - April 25, 2024
El Camino administration of justice students learn from professionals in the South Bay public safety/law enforcement community. The perspectives and connections you develop here will prove valuable throughout your career.
Oscar Serrano
POST Coordinator
Chief Jeff Baumunk
Public Safety Director
Julie Meredith
Administrative Assistant II