The Department of Criminology covers a wide range of criminological topics, with an emphasis on exciting new areas of study such as defining and managing risk and security, understanding hate crime, tackling anti-social behaviour and identifying and dealing with crime in rural as well as urban settings.
We recognise that while some people want to immerse themselves in a period of full or part-time study, others will wish to undertake our law courses at home whether that be in the UK or anywhere else in the world. The training received on all our training law courses ensures that the students who decide to continue their studies are well prepared.
Department of Criminology
The Friars, 154 Upper New Walk,
Leicester
LE1 7QA
UK.
+44 (0)116 252 2458/3946
http://www.le.ac.uk/criminology/index.html
The Department of Criminology provides a welcoming academic environment for undergraduate and postgraduate students whether you chose to study with us in Leicester or by distance learning.
Now, with an established global reputation for research and academic excellence, the Department of Criminology provides a stimulating academic environment where students from around the world engage in informed debate, develop their knowledge and skills, and contribute to a wider understanding of their subject area.
MSc Criminology
Taking a multi and inter-disciplinary approach, this criminal training course places particular emphasis on the development of knowledge and skills sought by the broad spectrum of agencies associated with the criminal justice process. The programme also examines the current political, economic and social context of relevant debates in the UK and abroad...
Applied Criminology
The MSc Applied Criminology course offers students a wonderful opportunity to acquire experience in the practical application of their growing criminological skills and expertise...
Clinical Criminology
This criminal justice training course provides students with an in-depth understanding of offending behaviour, particularly the key role played in lawbreaking by mental illness, personality disorder, and cognitive impairment...
Global Security and Policing
This innovative degree stream is a response to the changing face of policing and security in a post 9/11 world offering students the opportunity to enhance their knowledge and skills in this hugely important area...
Distance Learning Courses
Distance learning with the Department of Criminology means studying in your own time and at your own pace, so you can combine achieving a qualification with work or family commitments.
Criminology and Criminal Justice
This criminal justice training course aims to develop and refine students' detailed knowledge and understanding of explanations of crime and the criminal justice system...
Police Leadership & Management
In an era in which policing is becoming devolved to local levels, officers and civilian employees face increased responsibilities for managing staff and resources, devising and implementing policing plans, accounting for budgets, and a host of administrative duties...
Security and Risk Management
The MSc in Security and Risk Management allows you to develop a detailed knowledge of aspects of crime, risk and managing security in organisations. You will develop an understanding of a range of theoretical models that explains why and how people commit crime, how to analyse and assess risk, and how to manage security...
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