Masters Degrees in Social & Cultural Anthropology (Political Psychology)

MSc Social and Cultural Psychology explores the ways in which culture and society shape how people think, behave and relate to each other. Read more

The Criminology - MSc course at the University of Leicester provides students with an in-depth theoretical and applied understanding of crime, deviance, offenders, and victims. Read more

The MA Anthropology, Ecology and Global Justice is an exciting interdisciplinary programme in anthropology, directed at students from a wide range of disciplines in the humanities and social and political sciences. Read more

Conflicts lead to looting, killing, recruitment of child soldiers, genocide – and even terrorism. They can also lead to cross-border crimes such as human trafficking, kidnappings and wildlife crimes. Read more

The Criminology in Practice - MSc at the University of Leicester is a course for those who want to combine academic criminological study with employability modules and the chance to undertake a work placement and practice-based research project in a criminal justice or related setting. Read more

Matters of health are simultaneously matters of society and culture. Read more

If studies of the mind and mental health interest you, this socially and culturally focused course may provide a rich alternative to more scientific studies in psychology and psychiatry. Read more

The rapid expansion of digital networks such as YouTube, Wikipedia, Twitter and Facebook have changed user expectations, creating demand for graduates who understand social and participatory design principles. Read more

Our MA Applied Criminology has been developed to offer real world knowledge and experience, offering you the opportunity to consider criminology in practice, both in criminal justice and applied research. Read more

Migration studies is rapidly becoming its own field of academic study, but is, at the same time, suited to practical application. Read more

Designed in consultation with statutory, charitable and voluntary crime-related agencies in the region, this course will allow you to explore current issues in criminology and criminal justice and reflect upon the related themes of race, ethnicity, gender, state power, and war. Read more

A course in criminology studies the issues of crime, deviance and criminal justice that are at the heart of our society. On our Criminology MSc, we’ve combined modules in academic criminology and the criminal justice system with training in qualitative and quantitative research methods. Read more

In a world where information technology is rapidly evolving and our dependence upon it is continually increasing, the growth of cybercrime is a major concern. Read more