Youth justice courses

... surrounding criminal justice, to social control and the role of the police. We blend traditional and modern teaching methods to help you gain an extensive understanding of the law and the legal system, allowing you to tackle the fundamental issues of fairness, justice and equality that are at the heart... Learn about: IT Law, Criminal law, Constitutional Law...

...". This course uses the suggestions made in "No Secrets" as a foundation for building a more detailed study of this area of Social Care. It incorporates new Common Law practices and reflects the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act, 1999; "Achieving Best Evidence in Criminal Proceedings." and "Making Decisions... Learn about: IT for adults...

... comprehensive knowledge and understanding of all four major areas of law for social work practice (children and families, mental health, community care and youth... Learn about: Social Policy, Intervention Skills, Skills and Training...

... care, forest schools, youth work, residential care, community development and public health). Advocacy is concerned with supporting others to have their voice heard on issues that are important to them; and enabling them to defend, promote and safeguard their rights. Participation is about getting...

... crime problems – such as youth crime, drugs, violence, and anti-social behaviour – and how they have been dealt with. Its aim is to develop an understanding of controversies around the causes of crime and criminal behaviour, and consider how theoretical and practical ideas about crime lead to crime...

... Poverty, Social Exclusion and Social Policy Punishment in Society Personal Welfare Services Youth Justice Children in a Global Context Gender based Violence... Learn about: Data analysis, Social Policy...

... such as criminal justice policy, prisons, community sanctions, drug use, youth justice, conflict and human rights. Study Abroad: students can spend time studying in one of our linked Universities in Europe; for further information, please contact Dr Veronique Altglas (v.altglas@qub.ac.uk). Share this course Share... Learn about: Quality Training...

...How do social differences like race, class and gender make a difference to the way we are perceived and treated in the criminal justice system? Explore and critically assess the way society perceives, defines and manages crime - and graduate fully prepared for a career in public or community-based... Learn about: Human Rights...

... research project. Depending on your choice of pathway, you will be awarded an MSc Criminology (Criminology and Criminal Justice), MSc Criminology (Global Criminology), MSc Criminology (Gender, Sexuality and Criminal Justice) or MSc Criminology (Race, Crime and Justice)... Learn about: IT risk, Human Rights, Intellectual Property...

... Exclusion and Social Policy Personal Welfare Services Punishment in Society Youth Justice Children in a Global Context Gender based Violence The State... Learn about: Social Policy, IT Management, Skills and Training...

... such as criminal justice policy, prisons, community sanctions, drug use, youth justice, conflict and human rights. Study Abroad: students can spend time studying in one of our linked Universities in Europe; for further information, please contact Dr Veronique Altglas (v.altglas@qub.ac.uk). Share this course Share... Learn about: Quality Training...

... assumptions and explore the complex and contentious nature of crime and criminal justice... Learn about: Social Science, IT Law...

... on the latest theories and the many explanations used to explain why crime occurs. The department’s expertise is deep and wide ranging, and covers youth crime and justice, substance abuse, gang related crime, corporate crime and forensic mental health. You will be taught by leading researchers... Learn about: Mental Health...

... as issues including youth justice and the role that professionals can play in community safety and mass disasters. Learn about the UK legal systems... Learn about: Police investigation, Laboratory Practice, IT Law...

... such as criminal justice policy, prisons, community sanctions, drug use, youth justice, conflict and human rights. Study Abroad: students can spend time studying in one of our linked Universities in Europe; for further information, please contact Dr Veronique Altglas (v.altglas@qub.ac.uk). Share this course Share... Learn about: Social Policy, Quality Training...

... of law enforcement and criminal justice; in particular, it examines the police and policing, the courts and sentencing and the various forms of punishment. Criminology enables you to focus on questions such as ‘is criminal behaviour learned or inherited?’ and ‘why are some actions defined as criminal... Learn about: IT Law...

... and understanding of all four major areas of law for social work practice (children and families, mental health, community care and youth justice). You will begin... Learn about: IT Development, Social Work, Health and Social Care...

.... The Guardian University Guide 2012 ranked us as the top modern London-based law school. On this course, you will gain an insight into criminal behaviour and the investigation of crime scenes. You will also have the opportunity to undertake voluntary work within the criminal justice system and allied fields... Learn about: IT Law...

...Get a qualifying law degree while learning about crime and justice from a sociological point of view - this degree gives you the academic training you need to pursue a professional career as a solicitor or barrister. The criminology element of your degree is taught by renowned and extensively... Learn about: IT Law...

... you will gain a comprehensive insight into the field of criminology but also the comprehension of crime from a psychological perspective. You will also have the opportunity to undertake voluntary work within the criminal justice system and allied fields to support your academic studies. Other options...