MSc Criminal Justice

The University of Central Lancashire's MSc in Criminal Justice is a postgraduate course designed to develop students' understanding of the complexities of crime, punishment, and justice. The course offers an in-depth study of criminal justice systems along with topics on criminology, seeking to balance theoretical understanding with practical application.Course Content: The MSc in Criminal Justice course incorporates a blend of compulsory and optional modules that allow students to customise their study experience. The core course subjects include Crime, Justice and the Sex Industry, Constructing Crime and Justice, and Criminological Theory. Other modules focus on aspects of crime, enforcement, policy development, and other criminal justice strategies.Key Modules: Key modules include Global Crime and Justice; Human Rights and Justice; Contemporary Challenges in Criminal Justice; and The Dissertation module, in which students undertake a detailed study of an area or topic of their choice in criminal justice.Accreditations: This course is fully approved and accredited by the University of Central Lancashire, an internationally recognised institution.Future Careers: Graduates from the MSc in Criminal Justice can go on to work in a range of careers related to criminal justice, such as the police, probation, prison, youth justice, public health and social policy, non-governmental organisations, and academia. Also, the course prepares students for fields that require strategic and operational skills, analytical abilities, critical thinking, and problem-solving capacity in the context of crime and justice.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.