Master in Financial Crime and Criminal Justice (MA) - NUP

The master in Financial Crime and Criminal Justice (MA) intends to examine the phenomenon in terms of its recent emergence and further development, as well as to highlight typical forms and law enforcement responses to transnational organized crime. Accordingly, the aim of the program is not only to pursue an academic theoretical study, but also to enable theory to inform practice.

The program is divided thematically between substantive issues of Financial crime and procedural issues within an Economic crime trial. In both cases emphasis is given on the transnational character of both the crime and the trial.

The master in Financial Crime and Criminal Justice (MA) teaching methodology involves a combination of lectures, tutorials, seminars, examinations, projects, presentations, assignments, case-study applications and independent research. In addition, it is designed to provide an academic experience going beyond that of the traditional classroom, in which the flow of information is primarily from the instructor to the student.

The intention of the master in Financial Crime and Criminal Justice (MA) is that each participant will contribute to the education of the entire class though active participation in the learning procedure