MSc Criminology and Criminal Justice

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The MSc in Criminology and Criminal Justice offers a comprehensive exploration of key issues and debates in the field. Delivered by international experts, this one-year full-time course (or two years part-time) provides an in-depth understanding of crime, deviance, and the criminal justice system from various perspectives. The programme structure includes core modules such as Criminology: Theory and Critical Issues, Researching Society, Policy and Practice, and a dissertation. Optional modules cover topics like Gender, Violence and Abuse, Social Policy and Society, and Global Environmental Law. Applicants should have an upper second class honours degree or equivalent, though those with a professional background in criminal justice are also encouraged to apply. The programme equips graduates for diverse career opportunities and benefits from the excellent facilities and resources of Durham University.