MRes Criminal Justice in London United Kingdom | Queen Mary University of London

The Master of Research (MRes) in Criminal Justice serves as a pre-doctoral program that cultivates a research-focused, analytical approach to examining criminal justice systems, while equipping students with essential research methodologies for PhD-level work. Engage with specialized modules developed in collaboration with the Criminal Justice Centre (CJC). This program qualifies for ESRC financial support, allowing candidates to seek ESRC 1+3 funding to support both the MRes and subsequent doctoral studies. Participate in an academic environment featuring seminars, lectures, workshops, and conferences that foster research and scholarship in criminal justice, while also having the opportunity to attend Criminal Justice LLM sessions. Your peers will represent diverse backgrounds, hailing from the UK and over 80 other nations, bringing varied academic and professional perspectives from multiple legal systems. Program Overview The MRes is tailored for individuals aiming to pursue PhD studies in criminal justice, though it also accommodates those seeking to deepen their expertise in this field, serving as excellent preparation for advanced research endeavors. Evaluation Methods Assessment typically combines coursework with final examinations, though some modules rely entirely on coursework. The dissertation component requires significant independent research. Instructional Approach The program blends traditional lectures with interactive seminar sessions. These seminars encourage lively debate on selected topics, incorporating student presentations, collaborative activities, and open discussions. Professional Prospects Specifically designed for aspiring researchers, the MRes prepares graduates for doctoral studies or advanced research positions. Our specialized career team facilitates networking events and internship placements with leading domestic and international law practices.