Criminal offending and the state’s response to it are constantly evolving, and this course explores the latest ideas, thinking and research into the subject. Benefiting from the practice and practical knowledge of highly experienced tutors and lecturers, you will reflect critically on the latest theories and the many explanations used to explain why crime occurs.
The department’s expertise is deep and wide ranging, and covers youth crime and justice, substance abuse, gang related crime, corporate crime and forensic mental health.
You will be taught by leading researchers from the Institute of Applied Social Research, whose studies on sexual exploitation, trafficking, and disability is internationally renowned and at the interface between research, knowledge, policy and practice.
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As a Masters student at the University of Bedfordshire you will develop a range of skills highly regarded in the employment market. The ability to research complex areas and provide in-depth analysis and critical appraisal are all skills that will enable you to compete successfully for employment at higher levels and management. These skills are an integral part of the Masters and will allow you to evidence your skills and learning in any application process.
Typical career paths include: criminal justice, local and central government, charity organisations, or research posts in the private and public sectors.
Some students may take up further study at Professional Doctorate or PhD level.
Insurance-Single: 300 GBP/year
