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Criminology and Criminal Justice PhD
Bangor UniversityStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Research in criminology and criminal justice involves comparative study at a number of cross-cultural levels: National, international, and rural-urban comparisons are 3 of the most important ways in which comparative criminological work is undertaken within the centre.(read more)
Criminal Law LLM
University Of BirminghamStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: This programme provides a holistic analysis of the criminal process through an analysis of the law, its philosophical underpinnings and its operation in practice.(read more)
Criminal Justice PgDip
University Of KentStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: This course covers criminal law and procedure and the traditional theoretical concerns of criminology, and examines the criminal justice system from a range of other perspectives, including the management of organisations, the psychological and sociological causes of criminal behaviour and social and economic perspectives; there is also a module on research methods, focusing on the specific requirements of criminal justie.(read more)
Comparative Criminology and Criminal Justice MA
Bangor UniversityStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Thorough research training specialising in criminology, and criminal justice; study criminology, and criminal justice to an advanced level; take criminal justice from national to international levels.(read more)
Criminal Justice LLM
University Of KentStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: This course covers criminal law and procedure and the traditional theoretical concerns of criminology, and examines the criminal justice system from a range of other perspectives, including the management of organisations, the psychological and sociological causes of criminal behaviour and social and economic perspectives; there is also a module on research methods, focusing on the specific requirements of criminal justie.(read more)
Criminal Justice and Human Rights LLM
University Of AberdeenStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Contact provider for further course (read more)
Criminology and Criminal Justice MA (Res)
Bangor UniversityStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Research in criminology and criminal justice involves comparative study at a number of cross-cultural levels: National, international, and rural-urban comparisons are 3 of the most important ways in which comparative criminological work is undertaken within the centre.(read more)
Criminal Justice LLM
University Of AberdeenStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Programme develops the learner’s interest in, and knowledge of, criminal justice at an advanced level; it combines both theoretical and applied aspects of criminal justice, including the study of general theories of criminal law as well as elements of criminal justice systems and criminal evidence and proof; the course allows the learner to become acquainted with international and comparative aspects of criminal justice.(read more)
Criminology and Criminal Justice PgDip
University Of StrathclydeStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: The Master’s and postgraduate diploma programmes require the completion of 4 modules; the award of a postgraduate certificate requires completion of 2 modules.(read more)
Crime and Litigation LLM
London South Bank UniversityStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Course develops academic and practical knowledge of the principles that ground the criminal justice system through critical studies of justice and the litigation process; provides in-depth and systematic understanding of criminal litigation and criminal justice.(read more)
Comparative Criminology and Criminal Justice PgDip
Bangor UniversityStudy modes: Part time evening
Course description: Thorough research training specialising in criminology, and criminal justice; study criminology, and criminal justice to an advanced level; take criminal justice from national to international levels.(read more)
Criminal Justice LLM
University Of NottinghamStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: 120 credits’ worth of full and/or part-time subject options during the taught components of this course; subjects include: Foundations of international criminal justice; gender, sexuality and human rights; international and comparative penal law and human rights; international criminal law: institutions; protection of human rights in the UK; international criminal law: substantive law and process; counter-terrorism and human rights.(read more)
Criminology and Criminal Justice MPhil
Bangor UniversityStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Research in criminology and criminal justice involves comparative study at a number of cross-cultural levels: National, international, and rural-urban comparisons are 3 of the most important ways in which comparative criminological work is undertaken within the centre.(read more)
Criminology and Criminal Justice MSc
University Of StrathclydeStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: The Master’s and postgraduate diploma programmes require the completion of 4 modules; the award of a postgraduate certificate requires completion of 2 modules.(read more)
Criminal Litigation LLM
City University LondonStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: The course empowers students with a substantial understanding of the fundamentals of criminal litigation; plus analytical abilities.(read more)
International Criminal Law and Security PgDip
University Of NorthamptonStudy modes: Part time evening
Course description: This course will develops analytical, evaluative and research skills and provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the tensions that exist in the contemporary domestic and international legal framework.(read more)
Procedural Justice MPhil
Cardiff UniversityStudy modes: Full time
Course description: Supervision is available in various areas of staff expertise; research areas include: Commercial law; environmental law and regulation; European law and public international law; family law (including its international aspects); medical law, bioethics and regulation; public law and human rights; canon law; procedural justice.(read more)
Ethics of Policing and Criminal Justice PgDip
Keele UniversityStudy modes: Part time evening
Course description: Modules: introduction to ethical and social theory; ethics of policing and criminal justice; ethics, justice and punishment; ethical issues in contemporary crime control; plus dissertation of 15,000-20,000 words for MA.(read more)
International and Comparative Criminal Justice LLM
University Of WarwickStudy modes: Full time
Course description: Examine a range of criminal law and process issues from a comparative perspective; will engage students in critical analysis of the criminal trial and pre-trial procedure as well as the substantive criminal law; analyse international criminal law and international agreements and policies on crime and security in areas such as extradition, terrorism and anti-corruption measures, as well as in key offence areas.(read more)
International and Comparative Criminal Justice LLM
University Of The West Of England, BristolStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: A number of approaches to teaching and learning are taken; this is important for 2 reasons in particular: firstly, criminal justice has been high on the political agenda, both in England and Wales, and in other jurisdictions, for some years; secondly, knowledge of the law concerning crime and criminal procedure provides only a partial understanding of criminal justice and criminal justice processes.(read more)
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Life at Queen's
Human Rights & Criminal Justice - Llm / Mssc
Queen's University Belfast
Eleanor, March 2007Overall score
Queen's is a lovely University, and Belfast is a lovely city to be in. Although not a campus university, the south of the city is definitely the student area, and so all of the uni buildings are quite close. The problem is that, with so many local students, it does tend to go quite dead at the weekends (usually stretching from friday morning/lunch to sunday evening or even monday morning) as they all go home to their parents. So don't come here if you don't like too much peace and quiet.
Study experience
I did Philosophy for my undergrad, and absolutely adored it. The lecturers were always incredibly generous with their time, students were encouraged to argue/ask questions in class, and the small nature of the school made it really personal. As with most arts degrees, I didn't have that many lectures, so you need to have a fair amount of self-motivation, to do the reading and preparation that is required. But I liked that. It meant that I was in control of what work i did and when.
My Masters in Human Rights and Criminal Justice is also really interesting, though a lot of work. There's quite a lot of choice of modules, and although it took me a little while to get into all the law terms, there are a fair number of us who have not done law before, all from different backgrounds.
Facilities
Of course the libraries and computers do get busy at times, but I'd say only to a reasonable level. They're campaigning for longer opening hours at the moment (particularly at the weekends, when they aren't open that much) but they're already open 24/7 over exam periods. The sports facilities have just been renovated, and are really good now, with some more work ongoing I believe.
Postgraduate life
You can do basically anything! I've been a member of trampolining and badminton clubs, both of which were very good and very popular. They offer loads of different dance classes, and the Amnesty International society is very active.
Job prospects
Guess it depends what you want to do, but NI is not that big, and as cities go, Belfast is not that massive, so if you're looking for something other than your average office job, you might find it a bit difficult.
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My experience
Law and Criminal Justice LLB (Hons)
De Montfort University
Rebecca, November 2008Overall score
I recommend DMU because it is really easy going and everyone is laid back. Because there isn't the pressure of it being a top univeristy you have fun and learn.
Study experience
The courses and lecturers were brilliant and they made it fun.
Facilities
The library was amazing and it was open 24 hours.
Postgraduate life
There were lots of clubs but the best I have to say was archery.
Job prospects
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Anti-Corruption Policy and Strategy
Anti-Corruption Policy and Strategy Master Certificate
Anon, April 2008Overall score
Study experience
Extremely relevant, I must confess. I never expected it. The course is so easy to understand and its an eye opener. I'm surely loving it. I'm getting what I want out of the course and even more than I envisioned. It offers me the chance to progress. My main dream was to become a Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Officer.
Facilities
Your PC is your classroom.
Postgraduate life
I always look forward to logging in and studying. You only mix with men and women (diplomats) at social events, every month. You can study for 1, 2 or 3 hours per day, it's up to you. Socialising is part of the programme.
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