Applied Criminology
Social Sciences
Taught
MA
Applied Criminology
Taught
MA
Overview
Application Timeline
Tuition
- Whole course
| Student categories | Study | |
|---|---|---|
| Full-time | Part-time | |
| England | £11,325 | £11,325 |
| Northern Ireland | £11,325 | £11,325 |
| Scotland | £11,325 | £11,325 |
| Wales | £11,325 | £11,325 |
| EU | £17,975 | £17,975 |
| International | £17,975 | £17,975 |
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About
This master's degree provides a comprehensive understanding of criminological theory, concepts, and methods within the context of criminal justice practice.
Program Highlights
The MA in Applied Criminology offers a practical and critically engaged study program, leveraging the extensive experience and research expertise of the criminology faculty. Key features include:
- In-depth knowledge of the criminal justice system and its partner agencies.
- Practical insights into the organizational and structural aspects of the sector.
- Ideal for those seeking professional development in various roles such as probation, prisons, rehabilitation, policing,
Subject Area Information
Criminology is an interdisciplinary field that delves into the study of crime, criminal behavior, and the criminal justice system, encompassing sociological, psychological, legal, and procedural aspects.
1. Introduction to Criminology
2. Criminal Law
3. Sociology of Crime and Deviance
4. Psychology of Criminal Behavior
5. Research Methods in Criminology
6. Criminal Justice System
7. Penology
8. Victimology
9. Forensic Science
- Analytical Skills
- Research Skills
- Critical Thinking
- Communication Skills
- Ethical Awareness
Career
Graduates with a degree in criminology have a wide array of career opportunities available to them within the criminal justice system.
Law Enforcement Officer
Working as a police officer, detective, or federal agent.
Criminal Analyst
Analyzing crime data to help law enforcement agencies develop strategies to combat crime.
Probation Officer
Supervising offenders who are on probation and helping them reintegrate into society.
Corrections Officer
Working in prisons and jails to manage and rehabilitate inmates.
Forensic Scientist
Applying scientific methods to solve crimes and working in crime labs.
Victim Advocate
Providing support and resources to victims of crime.
Criminologist
Conducting research and teaching at academic institutions.
Legal Consultant
Advising law firms and government agencies on criminal justice issues.
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