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The MSc in Crime and Justice explores complex concepts surrounding crime and justice systems. This program aims to cultivate advanced understanding of key discussions and challenges within criminal justice and related fields. Through this postgraduate study, participants will analyze critical criminological topics while engaging with philosophical and practical debates about crime and justice from multiple viewpoints. While primarily examining UK policies and practices, the course encourages students to incorporate international theoretical frameworks where applicable. Learners can concentrate on specific research areas of personal interest, benefiting from instruction by experts in the University's renowned Centre for Criminology.
This MSc program equips graduates with expertise for careers across the criminal justice sector, including roles in policing, judicial systems, corrections, probation, and youth justice services. Career opportunities also exist in governmental bodies like the Home Office, Ministry of Justice, Welsh Government, and local councils. Alumni often pursue positions in nonprofit organizations focused on offender rehabilitation, victim assistance, community security, and substance abuse treatment. The degree also serves as strong preparation for advanced research, including PhD studies in criminology or academic teaching positions.
Exit Qualifications - 60 Credits (Postgraduate Certificate) and 120 Credits (Postgraduate Diploma)