MA Comparative Criminology
Course Overview
This Master's in Comparative Criminology provides an advanced exploration of contemporary justice, social harms, and penal systems through an interdisciplinary lens. The program equips you with expert knowledge and critical research skills, culminating in a significant independent dissertation project. It is designed to prepare graduates for doctoral research or advanced careers within various justice, policing, and research sectors.
Key Program Highlights
- Interdisciplinary curriculum combining criminological, historical, and social science approaches
- Develop advanced research skills through a dedicated module and a 15,000-word dissertation
- Learn from expert tutors with specialized knowledge in contemporary criminological issues
- Optional accredited Work Placement module to gain practical experience and enhance employability
- Prepares for diverse careers in academia, transnational policing, border control, and research-based roles
Course Overview
This Master's in Comparative Criminology provides an advanced exploration of contemporary justice, social harms, and penal systems through an interdisciplinary lens. The program equips you with expert knowledge and critical research skills, culminating in a significant independent dissertation project. It is designed to prepare graduates for doctoral research or advanced careers within various justice, policing, and research sectors.
Key Program Highlights
- Interdisciplinary curriculum combining criminological, historical, and social science approaches
- Develop advanced research skills through a dedicated module and a 15,000-word dissertation
- Learn from expert tutors with specialized knowledge in contemporary criminological issues
- Optional accredited Work Placement module to gain practical experience and enhance employability
- Prepares for diverse careers in academia, transnational policing, border control, and research-based roles
