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MASTERS

International Criminology

University of Greenwich

London, Great Britain

Full-time

€17,132.21/year

2017 Points

Duration

1 Year

Language

English

Program Description

Our Master's in International Criminology is ideal if you're already working in criminal justice, crime prevention, youth offending, child protection, victim support, or forensics. The course is well-suited to anyone looking to extend their knowledge of criminology and broaden their understanding in an international context.

This course explores alternative approaches to criminology and crime, with specific learning modules covering criminological research methods, international criminal law, and international human rights law. Graduates will be well-placed for employment opportunities across a wide variety of roles in the police, probation and prison services, and the Crown Prosecution Service.

Notes:
Tuition fees for students who have citizens' rights after Brexit (pre/settled status, 3 years + with permanent address): £8,750

Entry Requirements

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Education

Bachelor's Degree

Degree from State Technical Insitute (TEI)

English Level

TOEFL (internet based)

IELTS

6.5

PTE

Required Documents

Certified Copy of the Degree Certificate/Diploma

Certified Copy of the English Certification

ID Certified Copy

Passport Certified Copy

Detailed Transcript

Student Visa

Notes:

Alternative English language requirements:

Apolytirion with grade 17 in English.
University of Greenwich English Language Test (OIETC): Overall grade B2+ with B2 in each skill.

Important Information:

For entry: applicants with professional qualifications and/or four years of full-time work experience will be considered on an individual basis.
For exemption: If you hold qualifications or courses from another higher education institution, these may exempt you from courses of this degree.
If your English language qualification is below the standard requirements listed above, you may be eligible for our online pre-sessional English (PSE) programme.
If you do not currently hold an IELTS and think you might need a pre-sessional English programme to reach the required level, you can also take the University's English Language Test (UOGELT). If you do not achieve the required score for direct entry, you will be eligible to study our online pre-sessional course using your UOGELT result.

Curriculum

Core Modules

Comparative Criminological Research Methods (30 credits)

Crime Theory (30 credits)

Criminology Postgraduate Dissertation (60 credits)

Crime and Criminal Justice in a Globalised and Gendered World (30 credits)

Optional Modules

International Criminal Law (30 credits)

International Human Rights Law (30 credits)

Crime, Terrorism and the State (30 credits)

Policing, Security and Crime Control (30 credits)

Sexuality, Culture and Criminality (30 credits)

Controversies in Contemporary Criminology (30 credits)

Careers

Many of our graduates join the criminal justice system (police, courts, probation, prisons), work in security, intelligence, research or for a charitable or commercial organisation.

Graduates will be well-placed for employment opportunities across a wide variety of roles in: