ll CCJ majors will complete an internship with a local agency, providing valuable experience and insights into community and criminal justice in practice. Your internship could be completed with organizations such as the police academy, a district attorney’s office, a probation and parole office, or a law enforcement agency. 

Your classes will be led by instructors who have worked in the field, bringing extensive practical experience to enhance your learning. You will be mentored and guided by professionals eager to understand your academic and professional goals and help you succeed. 

Viterbo connects you with opportunities to use your mathematical skills in the region, so your projects and internships translate into tangible skills and a strong professional network.

Many engineering students are student-athletes, work full time, or juggle other major commitments. The program’s flexible structure makes it possible to succeed academically while staying involved beyond the classroom, preparing well-rounded graduates employers seek. 

Viterbo’s program is accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET), a prestigious recognition that validates our quality and opens doors to even more career opportunities.

Faculty-guided research experiences, course-embedded tutoring, and challenging, immersive learning prepare you for graduate studies and give you a competitive edge beyond Viterbo. 

Biochemistry majors benefit from our location in La Crosse, with opportunities to connect with leading health care systems like Emplify Health and Mayo Clinic Health System for internships, job shadowing, and employment. As host of the W.H. Agnes Tan Science Symposium, Viterbo also brings nationally recognized experts to campus to engage students and the community in meaningful conversations about science and its impact on society.