MSc Criminology

The MSc Criminology course offered by Plymouth University equips students with the necessary analytical and research skills within the field of criminology. Delivered through a broad interdisciplinary approach, the course is ideal for individuals interested in pursuing a career in various criminological contexts including the criminal justice system, social work, or academia. Course Content: The MSc Criminology course offers a comprehensive foundation in the theoretical perspectives and methodologies used in criminological research. It includes rigorous study of crime and the criminal justice system, with options to focus on areas like global crime and justice, and crime, deviation and conformity. Students will take part in workshops, discussions, seminars, and independent research. They will also complete a final research project or dissertation. Key Modules: Modules in this course include Criminological Perspectives, Applied Research Methods I and II, MSc Criminology Dissertation, and a variety of optional modules. These optional modules range from themes like Criminal Justice and Social Harm to Youth Justice, Cybercrime, and Victimology.Accreditations: This information is not provided on the course page.Future Careers: The MSc in Criminology prepares graduates for careers in a wide range of criminological contexts. These potential career paths include roles in crime prevention and community safety, criminal justice agencies, corrections, policing, policy development, social research, teaching and roles associated with charities and NGOs. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.