Teesside University · Full-time
Criminology
This course has been developed in response to the need of statutory, voluntary and private organisations involved in developing crime reduction strategies. It creates and examines research-based evidence of which strategies work. You develop expertise in theor…
MSc1 yearFull-time
Criminology and Sociology · Law
This course has been developed in response to the need of statutory, voluntary and private organisations involved in developing crime reduction strategies. It creates and examines research-based evidence of which strategies work. You develop expertise in theory, method and research as well as a broad understanding of the criminal justice system and an in-depth knowledge of current issues in criminology. You explore contemporary crime, victimisation and crime reduction. Career opportunities exist in the criminal justice system (including the police, prison, probation and youth offending services). This programme is also ideal if you're interested in working (or already work) in social services and related voluntary agencies. Some students continue to doctoral studies and/or work at colleges and universities. Visit Teesside University’s website to apply to start in September.
Getting in
As the university states it
Applicants should normally have a 2.2 honours degree (or above) in a relevant field. However, those who have relevant professional qualifications and/or relevant experience will also be considered. Non-UK students must also meet the University's minimum English language requirements.
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