Comparative Criminology And Criminal Justice MA/pgdip/pgcert in Bangor University, UK

Comparative Criminology And Criminal Justice MA/pgdip/pgcert in Bangor University

The course was one of the first to take an internationally comparative perspective across a broad range of criminology and criminal justice issues. It is designed to meet the needs of three groups of potential students: those requiring a thorough research training specialising in criminology and criminal justice; those who are interested in pursuing criminology and criminal justice to an advanced level; and practitioners in the criminal justice field who wish to expand their horizons from national to international levels. The programme components consist of a generic research module (The Research Process) for training in qualitative and quantitative research methods in the Social Sciences, specialised training in Applied Research Criminology and a module on international case studies in Criminology, which allows students to incorporate their particular research interests and areas of enquiry in comparative criminological and criminal justice research. The MA includes a 20,000 word dissertation.

Research Interests of the Criminology and Criminal Justice Team

• Youth homelessness and crime

• Institutional child abuse
• Critical approaches to law, crime and criminology
• Sociology of law
• Public opinion on crime and criminal justice
• Penal policy
• Rural criminology
• Lay judges and jurors
• Procedural justice
• Popular legal culture, including film and TV
• Victimology
• Islamic extremism and terrorism
• Trust in courts, police and the legal profession

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