MA Criminology and Criminal Justice

Course summary
Overview

We have tailored the MA in Criminology and Criminal Justice course to meet the requirements of graduates and professionals wishing to further their studies in this vibrant and increasingly important subject.

During the course, you will gain an understanding of key issues in criminal justice policy and the administration of justice.
The research methodology and dissertation modules aim to ensure that you receive training in a range of research skills that are invaluable in both the professional and academic worlds.

Why choose this course?

Covering exciting contemporary issues within the criminal process, such as homicide investigation, the threat of global organised crime and fraud investigation the course will equip you with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in this competitive field.

You will study topics that will give you a specialised understanding of organised crime, the complex relationship between policing and public perception, the investigation of homicide in the UK and internationally, and you will develop a working knowledge of the techniques used in investigating fraud and money laundering. The Guardian University Guide 2012 ranked us as the top modern London-based law school, and our highly experienced and specialised teaching team will ensure your learning experience will be second to none.

During your MA studies, you can expect
to benefit from small group lectures and workshops, class discussions with your peers and academics, as well as frequent formal and informal feedback on your ideas and your progress.
On completion of this course, you will have acquired the necessary knowledge and understanding to succeed in a wide range of careers in the criminal justice sector.

Tutor Information

This course is run by the School of Law and Criminology to provide you with both the high-quality teaching and the personal attention you need to make the most of your University education.

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