MSc Social Research Methods (Criminology)

The MSc Social Research Methods Criminology course is a postgraduate program offered by Teesside University. It is designed for people who want to expand their skills in empirical research within the sphere of criminology. The course provides excellent vocational skills necessary for conducting research in public, private, or third sector organizations.Course Content: The comprehensive curriculum combines theory and practice, introducing participants to a range of social research approaches, techniques, and methodologies. It covers the process of research from initial abstract ideas to formulating findings used in policy making. The course also explores debates about the relationship between research and practice and between research and policy.Key Modules: The program includes key modules such as Introduction to Research Design and Ethics, Quantitative Data Analysis, and Qualitative Data Analysis. In addition, students undertake a dissertation project that involves original empirical research in the field of criminology. Future Careers: After completing the MSc Social Research Methods Criminology course, graduates can pursue careers in various sectors including public sector organizations, social research outside academia, voluntary organizations, the criminal justice system, and more. The course also provides an excellent grounding for students who wish to continue their studies to doctoral level. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.cfm).