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Discuss contemporary social issues, focusing on gender, feminist and queer theory, and methodology. This course is ideal for you if you: seek to develop an existing research interest are in a career in which issues of gender play an important role wish to explore a broad range of issues concerning gender. Read more
The MA Public History will give students the opportunity to consider how history is created and understood in public contexts. Read more
Our Domestic and Sexual Violence degree aims to enhance your knowledge and skills to boost your prospects for a career working with victims and/or perpetrators of domestic and sexual violence. Read more
Criminology is the study of crime, deviance and society – but it is so much more than that. Read more
This programme synthesises psychodynamic, systemic, cognitive behavioural and social theories to examine the impact of being abusive or of being abused. Read more
Examine the impact of being abusive or being abused. This course will look at international, cultural and social contexts. This MA Understanding Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse – distance learning provision is unique and represents the first distance learning psychologically informed programme of its kind. Read more
Examine the impact of being abusive or being abused. You will look at theoretical perspectives considering abusiveness and its impact in different international, cultural and social contexts. Read more
This programme focuses on the issues surrounding gender based violence and human rights and principles of human rights. This discipline… Read more
Explore an exciting blend of criminology and criminal justice subjects and address key contemporary questions and debates. By studying criminological theory and policy you’ll see how conceptual frameworks can be applied to thinking about crime and society. Read more
This is for you if. you want to examine the relationship between crime, mental health and the law; in particular the relationship between mental disorder and offending. Read more
Critically engage with debates around the relationships between gender, violence and conflict. You’ll consider perspectives from anthropology, international relations, sociology and law. Read more
Please note that applications for this programme will close on Wednesday 20 April 2022. This MSc focuses on case formulation and the applied aspects of forensic psychology. Read more
Supported by the internationally renowned Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit , the master's in Woman and Child Abuse provides a solid grounding in theoretical frameworks, policy and practice approaches. Read more
This degree is designed to provide you with an in-depth understanding of crime and criminal justice at national and international levels. Read more
Sociology is concerned with the study of the modern world, how it came into being, and the challenges and crises that it faces at local, national and global levels. Read more