Criminal Law courses Bangor

...choices for their own research. Appreciate and use appropriate legal research methods and skills in relation to the submission of legal essays and a dissertation... Learn about: Legal Research Methods, International law, International Human Rights Law...

...Studies in Criminology & Criminal Justice Forensic Linguistics in Court International Criminal... Learn about: IT Law, Key Issues in Crime & Justice, International Criminal Law...

...e.g. crime prevention units, offender management, general administration, and international institutions. Political associations and NGOs are also possible employers... Learn about: Applied Research in Criminology, International Criminal Law, IT Law...

...you are encouraged to study in areas which complement your degree scheme e.g. in Social Policy, Sociology and Law. Core modules: Introduction to Criminology... Learn about: Dissertation Preparation, Introduction to Criminilogy, Social Science Perspectives...

...Support for the police Political violence and terrorism Media and public opinion Begging in North Africa and South Asia Popular Legal Culture Violence... Learn about: Crime and Civic Society, Rural criminology, Theoretical criminology...

...Cambridge English Test – Advanced: 176 (with no individual score lower than 169) International Students For information and further detailed guidance... Learn about: Formal research, Social Policy, Criminal Justice...

...industry and the media. The skills you learn whilst studying languages – cultural awareness, communication, accuracy, planning and logical analysis – are... Learn about: Introduction to the history, The media, Skills and Training...

...general administration, international institutions Political associations, work for members of parliaments, for lobby groups related to the criminal justice... Learn about: Popular legal culture, including film and TV, Sociology of law, Penal policy...

...to be submitted as a dissertation. Year 2 Poverty and Social Exclusion Personal Social Services The remaining credits will be made up between compulsory... Learn about: Methods of Social Research, Personal Social Services, Introduction to Criminology & Criminal Justice...

...The number of modules you select from the following list will depend on your chosen degree scheme. Remaining modules to make up your 120 credits may... Learn about: Crime & Power, Crime & Justice in Modern Britain, Criminology Theory...

...These include: lectures, individual study – some of it involving assigned readings interactive discussion of case studies in class, small group work and essay writing... Learn about: Community methodology, Part Time, Sociology of Everyday Life...