University of Lancashire · Part-time
Criminology
Tackle a wide range of issues that are the subject of public and policy concern, domestically and globally, on our MA in Criminology. You’ll also have the option to gain a stand-alone qualification in the highly sought-after skill of mediation. - Choose from a…
MA2 yearsPart-time
School of Law and Policing · Law
Tackle a wide range of issues that are the subject of public and policy concern, domestically and globally, on our MA in Criminology. You’ll also have the option to gain a stand-alone qualification in the highly sought-after skill of mediation. - Choose from a range of specialised modules, allowing you to tailor your learning to your interests and career aspirations. - The modules we offer are informed by cutting-edge research conducted by members of staff who possess expert knowledge in Criminology and Criminal Justice. Why study with us - Our flexible and modular study approach allows you to build your own pathway to a relevant qualification. - You will be taught by members of staff with broad national and international professional and academic experience. They are all actively engaged in research, which will be incorporated into their teaching and associated learning materials. - Classes, consisting of small group seminars, are delivered on one day per week (daytime classes), so study can be combined with work or other commitments.
Getting in
As the university states it
Applicants should hold at least 2:2 degree. Applications from all candidates will be considered on their merits in the light of the nature and scope of the programme and if they have relevant experience or qualifications.
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