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THE VALUE OF A HUMAN TRAFFICKING STUDIES DEGREE
A degree in Human Trafficking Studies is both timely and vital. It represents a deep commitment to justice, compassion, and societal transformation. This degree equips graduates to engage in one of the most pressing global issues of our time, blending academic insight with practical field application to serve the vulnerable and disrupt systems of exploitation.
Graduates of this program are well-prepared to make a meaningful impact across ministries, nonprofits, investigative work, and survivor services.
Coursework covers essential topics such as:
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The psychology of trafficking and trauma
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Investigation and intelligence gathering
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Survivor rehabilitation and case management
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Theology, justice, and faith-based responses
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Legal frameworks and global trafficking policy
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Financial crimes and cyber-exploitation
You may choose to participate in an international field immersion in the Dominican Republic or Colombia, where you will engage firsthand with victim support services, NGOs, and law enforcement task forces.
Current and aspiring justice advocates, law enforcement professionals, ministry leaders, and humanitarian workers all reflect the spirit of CMM College of Theology. While we are a faith-rooted institution, our program is designed to welcome students from diverse professional, cultural, and spiritual backgrounds—all united by a shared commitment to compassion, justice, and real-world impact.
WHAT YOU WILL DO
✅ Learn how theological, legal, investigative, and psychological principles intersect to address human trafficking at the local, national, and global levels
✅ Evaluate how social, economic, political, and cultural factors contribute to the vulnerability and exploitation of at-risk populations
✅ Apply field-tested investigative and case management strategies to assist victims and disrupt trafficking networks
✅ Understand the unique dynamics of labor, sex, and child trafficking, including recruitment methods, trauma impact, and survivor reintegration
✅ Assess how faith-based initiatives and community partnerships contribute to prevention, rescue, and long-term healing
✅ Communicate effectively with survivors, law enforcement, NGOs, and ministry partners in ethically sensitive environments
✅ Integrate biblical perspectives of justice and compassion with real-world tactics to become a faith-driven leader in the fight against trafficking
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
The interdisciplinary nature of this program opens the door to a wide range of career paths. Human trafficking intersects with criminal justice, international relations, psychology, ministry, and social work, providing graduates with a well-rounded education that adapts to various fields.
Competitive Salaries & Growing Demand
Careers in intelligence-led investigations, law enforcement, or federal agencies typically offer salaries between $78,000 and $105,000 annually. Professionals in advocacy, case management, and trauma recovery roles generally earn between $45,000 and $70,000 annually.
Whether you feel called to investigation, survivor care, community advocacy, legal policy, missions work, or education, this degree positions you to respond with clarity and confidence.
DEGREE AT A GLANCE
Number of Credits
60
Tuition
$3,900 with $500 deposit, affordable monthly payments over 12 months
Accredited
The International Association for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (QAHE)
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THE BENEFITS OF OUR FLEXIBLE ONLINE FORMAT
At CMM College of Theology, we understand that many of our students are also working professionals, ministry leaders, parents, or public servants. That’s why our online format is purposefully designed to meet the demands of your busy life without compromising academic depth or spiritual engagement.
Our digital platform allows you to access lectures, reading materials, assignments, and discussions 24/7 from anywhere with an internet connection. Whether you’re working in the field, serving in your community, or managing personal commitments, you can engage in your studies on a schedule that works for you.
This flexibility empowers you to pursue a meaningful, career-relevant education in Human Trafficking Studies—without putting your mission or responsibilities on hold. Our online format is more than convenience; it's a tool to help you thrive academically while continuing to serve with purpose and passion.
Human Trafficking Studies Program Map
(Associate + Bachelor Level – 120 Credit Hours)
CMM has intentionally structured the Bachelor’s Degree in Human Trafficking Studies to support working professionals, military and law enforcement personnel, ministry leaders, and students in transition. We offer a flexible online and hybrid format, field-based learning opportunities, and a faculty that includes seasoned investigators, survivor advocates, and faith-based professionals.
Whether you're already engaged in anti-trafficking work or just beginning your journey, you'll find the program aligns with the real-world challenges and spiritual convictions that drive your calling. You’ll receive support every step of the way—from admissions and academic advising to career and spiritual mentorship.
Core Courses (Required) WJST-345: Human Trafficking – Introduction to the global issue of human trafficking, including definitions, types, and case studies. WJST-444: Human Trafficking Investigations – Techniques for investigating human trafficking, including intelligence gathering and law enforcement collaboration. WJST-445: Labor Trafficking – Focuses on forced labor, supply chain accountability, and labor exploitation. WJST-435: Human Trafficking Survivor Care – Best practices for supporting survivors, including trauma-informed care and rehabilitation programs. WJST-437: Human Trafficking and Collaborations – Examines the role of NGOs, law enforcement, and faith-based organizations in combating trafficking. WJST-439: Human Trafficking Prevention – Strategies for preventing trafficking through awareness, education, and policy. WJST-442: Faith-Based Response to Human Trafficking – The role of churches and faith communities in fighting human trafficking. WJST-430: Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children – The impact of trafficking on minors and legal protections for children. WJST-432: Sex Trafficking – Analyzes the intersection of prostitution, organized crime, and human trafficking. WJST-434: Human Trafficking and Demand – Understanding the economic and societal forces driving human trafficking. NEW: Ministering to Sex Workers – Faith-based approaches to engaging and supporting individuals in the commercial sex industry. NEW: Human Trafficking During the Time of Christ – A historical analysis of slavery and trafficking in biblical times.
Elective Courses (Choose 8 Courses – 24 Credit Hours) WJST-447: Human Trafficking and Smuggling of Migrants – Examines the distinction between trafficking and smuggling and its implications for law enforcement and policy. NEW: The Challenges of Countering Human Trafficking in the Digital Era – Investigates how technology facilitates trafficking and how law enforcement combats it. NEW: Trauma and Psychological Effects of Human Trafficking – Explores PTSD, dissociation, and other psychological impacts on survivors. NEW: International Human Trafficking Policy and Law – A comparative analysis of international anti-trafficking laws and treaties. NEW: Financial Crimes and Human Trafficking – Examines money laundering, illicit finance, and the economic dimensions of trafficking. NEW: Human Trafficking and Social Media Exploitation – Discusses the role of social media in recruitment and exploitation. NEW: Tactical Approaches to Rescuing Victims – Practical strategies for victim recovery and law enforcement operations. NEW: Community Outreach and Advocacy in Human Trafficking Prevention – Strategies for grassroots mobilization and policy advocacy.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
To consider your application for admission, the following is to be understood and submitted.
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Completion of an Associate Degree from an accredited institution, or
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A minimum of 60 transferable college credits from an accredited college or university.
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In addition, applicants who do not meet the academic credit requirements may still be considered based on relevant work experience in fields such as law enforcement, social work, humanitarian aid, ministry, education, or victim advocacy. These candidates will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis and may be required to submit a portfolio or documentation demonstrating professional experience and competencies equivalent to college-level learning.
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All materials must be in English or Spanish.
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Submit your official application for admission online to info@cmmtheology.org
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Limited scholarships available, email info@cmmtheology.org if you can not afford or live outside the USA.
