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Study Details: MSc Full Time (1 years)
MSc Part Time (2 years)
PgDip Full Time (8 months)
PgDip Part Time (20 months)
PgCert Full-time Short (4 months)
PgCert Part Time (8 months)
Dive into the thrilling world of Criminology with our dynamic masters course. We will help you navigate the intricate landscapes of crime, deviance, and justice.
You will tackle global challenges like international security, alternative justice systems, domestic abuse, and the investigation of serious crimes. Drawing on the expertise of our passionate and research active staff, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of key theories and contemporary issues that shape our world today.
You should hold at least a 2.2 Bachelors Honours degree in a related subject. We will also consider social sciences degrees such as psychology, sociology, international relations, security studies and politics
You’ll be able to work on live projects with partner organisations. We have links with police forces, the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Gloucestershire, Restorative Gloucestershire, community organisations active in crime prevention such as Gloucester City Safe, and local charities.
Students are encouraged to join one of our research groups – the Homicide Research Group, the Sexual Violence Research Group or the Prisons Research Group. They give students and staff the opportunity to work together, develop skills, create employability related contacts and experiences, create links with professionals and impact on current practices and policies.
Our graduates have secured diverse roles with the Police, Probation, and Prison Services, as well as within charities, government bodies, and private companies. With personalised guidance from tutors and a wealth of resources to expand your horizons, you’ll be equipped to make your mark in the field of criminology and criminal justice.
Core Modules:
Contemporary Issues in Crime and Justice (NS7525)
Public Criminology (NS7526)
Advanced Research Methods (NS7527)
Dissertation (NS7555)
Optional Modules:
Criminal Investigation (NS7515)
International Security (NS7516)
Post-Conflict Societies (NS7529)
Domestic abuse, coercion and control (NS7530)
Alternative Justice (NS7531)
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