Criminology MA

Why study Criminology at Liverpool John Moores University?<br/>- Excellent research-led teaching focused on the interplay of theory, policy and practice<br/><br/><br/>- Benefit from influential connections - your teaching team has strong local, national and international links with academics, community groups and justice campaigns, offering you invaluable first-hand learning experiences<br/><br/><br/>- Flexible ‘student-centred’ learning pathway with research or practice-based options (ideal for those already in the workplace) <br/><br/><br/>- Learn from experts who bring professional currency and expertise to the fore and help you develop your ability to fulfil a strategic leadership position.<br/><br/><br/>- Part Time Study Option available<br/><br/><br/>About this course<br/>Take a fresh perspective on the world of criminology. Engaging with cutting-edge debates in criminology, you’ll look at some of the most recent and advanced intellectual developments from around the world in relation to crime, (in)justice, and social harm.<br/><br/>MA Criminology at Liverpool John Moores University offers critical approaches to the study of crime, social harm and criminal justice.<br/><br/>Created by passionate subject specialists, this masters programme will help you develop advanced skills in research and theory, with a specific focus on policy and practice. You will take a fresh perspective on the world of criminology. <br/><br/>The study of Criminology is not just about the institutions of the criminal justice system. You will be encouraged to take a critical approach that examines issues of power, inequalities and social harm.<br/><br/>This interdisciplinary MA gives you the chance to look at Criminology from the perspective of various other disciplines such as Geography, History, Philosophy, Psychology, Political Science and Sociology.<br/><br/>As well as developing your advanced skills in research and theoretical application, the programme places a strong emphasis on the implications for policy and practice. It includes a strong comparative component, encouraging students to consider some of the international dimensions of crime, social harm and state responses to them.<br/><br/>Surround yourself with people who bring out your best...