University of Surrey · Part-time
Criminology
Why choose this course A course in criminology studies the issues of crime, deviance and criminal justice that are at the heart of our society. On our MSc Criminology course we’ve combined modules in academic criminology and the criminal justice system with tr…
MSc2 yearsPart-time
FABSS - Faculty of Arts, Business and Social Sciences · Law
Why choose this course A course in criminology studies the issues of crime, deviance and criminal justice that are at the heart of our society. On our MSc Criminology course we’ve combined modules in academic criminology and the criminal justice system with training in qualitative and quantitative research methods. Our world-renowned criminological expertise and unique emphasis on research methodology will sharpen your ability to think in a logical and informed manner about criminological problems, and to design, conduct and manage effective research and evaluation. What you will study Combining criminological knowledge with applied research skills, this course will equip you with a sophisticated understanding of the most important challenges and perspectives in contemporary criminology. Our MSc Criminology course has been designed for graduates and practitioners with an appropriate first degree who seek advanced knowledge about issues connected with crime, deviance, control, the criminal justice system and social research. This degree also has two new pathways – cybercrime and cybersecurity and corporate crime and corporate responsibility. These degrees also suit graduates and practitioners considering a PhD in this area, as well as practitioners in the criminal justice system and related government, security and voluntary agencies who wish to develop their understanding of the wider issues connected to crime.
Getting in
As the university states it
A minimum of a 2:2 UK honours degree in either Behavioural Science, Business, Criminology, Law, Psychology, or in a human or political science, or a recognised equivelant international qualification. We can also consider relevant work experience if you don't meet these requirements. English language requirements IELTS Academic: 7.0 overall with 6.0 in each element.
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