Criminology and Criminal Justice

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School of Social and Life Sciences · Law

This MA Criminology and Criminal Justice programme is designed to offer students, with or without a first degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice, the opportunity to progress academically and professionally within the field. The programme integrates theory, social research, skills and professional experience, preparing students with critical thinking skills for employment in the workforce in criminal and community justice related settings. It aims to: Provide an advanced level programme for students wanting to critically analyse the theory and practice of criminal justice. Engage students in critically assessing and synthesising theoretical perspectives on criminal justice policy and practice. Develop an advanced appreciation of the complexities of working in the criminal justice arena. Key Course Features: A distinctive feature of the MA Criminology and Criminal Justice programme is that it is delivered 100% online, affording the busy student the flexibility to access postgraduate study whilst maintaining other commitments. The range of modules are contemporary and relevant to the current criminal justice landscape, and will help to build on a number of key skills that will enhance students' employability prospects in the sector. In addition to subject skills and knowledge, graduates will also develop skills in communication, numeracy, teamwork, critical thinking, computing and independent learning. The programme builds on the expertise and specialist interests across all of the Criminology and Social Work programmes at Wrexham University, and students will be offered excellent tutorial support throughout the course.

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