The modules on this pathway build your early years knowledge and provide insight into developments in policy and practice. As part of this course, you’ll: Develop your knowledge of contemporary
Explore the world of crime and themes such as victimisation, race and gender as taught by experts in the field. Designed in consultation with statutory, charitable and voluntary crime-related
The MA Criminology and Criminal Justice at Northumbria University is a dynamic course that offers a flexible mode of study. You will be encouraged to develop a critical understanding of the key
This master's in law is part of Northumbria University's innovative and flexible LLM Law framework, which will allow you to study for your LLM with a specialism. The Law (Criminal Justice) LLM branch
Sociology at Durham is grounded in the Department's five core research themes. We welcome candidates for our research degrees who are interested in developing their own thesis in an area that
Sociology at Durham is grounded in the Department's five core research themes. We welcome candidates for our research degrees who are interested in developing their own thesis in an area that
Develop practical solutions to global environmental challenges, working collaboratively with others towards eco-social justice. The global climate change and biodiversity crises are closely bound up
Explore and challenge crime and the social inequalities that lie behind it. Inequality, oppression and patriarchy are all examples of how social factors directly impact the rates and forms of crime
If you have an interest in pursuing careers in research in psychology and wider social science disciplines this course is for you. It fosters confidence and competence in research methods,
The criminology pathway of our MSc Social Research Methods course specifically aims to combine research skills training with an analytical understanding of issues in relation to crime, harm,
The MA Childhood and Youth Wellbeing Studies is designed to offer students a broader underpinning knowledge of children and young people in a variety of theoretical and practical contexts.
1 Year Full Time
