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Law
Sociology
Applied Sociology - Criminology
Criminal Law
Law
Sociology of Law
Leeds
United Kingdom
On Campus
About the course
This programme will enable you to develop a sophisticated knowledge of current issues in criminal justice, criminology and criminal law in the UK, Europe and across the globe. It combines cutting-edge compulsory modules with a wide range of optional modules allowing you to tailor your degree to your own particular interests.
Throughout the course we’ll encourage you to:
- examine critical issues and principles in criminal law
- explore the complex and dynamic nature of the criminal justice process
- develop legal research skills
- think critically about the interconnections between contemporary criminological theories, research and policy and practice.
Research insight
This programme is offered within the dynamic Centre for Criminal Justice Studies (CCJS), an internationally-recognised research
Entry Requirements
A bachelor degree with a 2:1 (hons) in law, criminal justice, criminology or a related discipline.
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Scholarships
Conditions
-If your scholarship application is successful you must confirm acceptance within two weeks of notification of the award.
-You must commence your study with us by registering no later than 1 October in the academic year for which the award is offered.
-Those in receipt of an award via one of the School's collaborative agreements are not eligible.
-Scholarship offers cannot be deferred.
How are the scholarships awarded?
These scholarships will be awarded in a competitive process on the basis of academic performance in your undergraduate degree plus the strength of your supporting statement accompanying your scholarship application.
Further information
A Liberty Scholarship will not be awarded in addition to any other scholarship except a University of Leeds Alumni Bursary.
Value of Scholarship(s)
£3,000 towards UK/EU tuition fees
Eligibility
To be considered for the scholarship you must:
-Hold a conditional or unconditional offer for a School of Law Taught Masters programme for 2020 entry.
-Demonstrate an excellent previous academic track record.
-Demonstrate the potential to contribute to the academic and cultural life of the School of Law.
-Be classed as “UK/EU” for fee purposes.
Application Procedure
Complete the application form with your details and supporting statement and submit to the admissions team before the deadline.
Further Information
Conditions
-If your scholarship application is successful you must confirm acceptance within two weeks of notification of the award.
-You must commence your study with us by registering no later than 1 October in the academic year for which the award is offered.
-Those in receipt of an award via one of the School's collaborative agreements are not eligible.
-Scholarship offers cannot be deferred.
How are the scholarships awarded?
These scholarships will be awarded in a competitive process on the basis of academic performance in your undergraduate degree plus the strength of your supporting statement accompanying your scholarship application.
Value of Scholarship(s)
£5,000 towards international fees
Eligibility
To be considered for the scholarship you must:
-Hold a conditional or unconditional offer for a School of Law Taught Masters programme for 2020 entry.
-Demonstrate an excellent previous academic track record.
-Demonstrate the potential to contribute to the academic and cultural life of the School of Law.
-Be classed as “international” for fee purposes.
Application Procedure
Complete the application form with your details and supporting statement and submit to the admissions team before the deadline.
