Social Research and Criminology (MRes)

COURSE STRUCTURE

You take two compulsory modules (choosing either Introduction to Quantitative Social Research or Intermediate Quantitative Social Research), choose two option modules and write a 60-credit dissertation.

COMPULSORY MODULES

• Intermediate Quantitative Social Research
• Introduction to Quantitative Social Research
• Qualitative Social Research

INDICATIVE OPTION MODULES

• Advanced Intellectual Property Law
• Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice
• Crime and Control
• Cultures of Human Rights
• Equality and the Law
• Film and Human Rights
• Futures: The Globalization of Human Rights
• Gender, Sexuality and Criminal Justice
• Global Perspectives on Crime and Crime Control
• Hate Crime
• Healthcare and Human Rights
• International Criminological Theory
• International Rights of Minorities
• Land, Law and Dispossession
• Psychology of Law and Crime
• Slavery, slaveries, enslavement : the Western experience
• Social Justice
• Taking a Case to the European Court of Human Rights
• The International Economic Constitution
• Youth Justice

DISSERTATION

• Social Research Dissertation

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