351 Master's degrees in Criminology

Crime Science, Investigation and Intelligence from Brunel University of London is a programme designed for graduates and practitioners looking to develop a deeper understanding and critical awareness of crime science in the context of evidence-based practices, investigations and the use and analysis of criminal intelligence.

Navigate the field of Cybercrime threats with the critical operational and investigative knowledge and skills in this Cybercrime and Security course at Liverpool John Moores University.

The Criminology and Criminal Justice programme from O.P. Jindal Global University is grounded in rigorous theoretical analysis and empirical inquiry, equipping students with the knowledge to understand, evaluate and challenge contemporary debates arising in criminology and criminal justice within global context.

Forensic Archaeology and Crime Scene Investigation at University of Bradford is the specialist application of archaeological techniques to the search and recovery of evidential material from crime scenes, often but not always related to buried human remains.

The Criminal Intelligence course from Liverpool John Moores University training provides a practical overview of patterns, trends and criminal behaviour.

Criminology from Brunel University of London is designed for graduates and professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of the complex issues surrounding crime, deviance, harm, victimisation, and justice. 

The Global Criminology programme at Utrecht University is a one-year Master’s programme that equips students with the knowledge, skills, and understanding required to work with local and global crime issues, crime policies and crime control strategies.

The Investigations programme from Charles Sturt University is designed for experienced investigators, and those new to the field, to enhance their investigative knowledge and skills across a number of areas that impact upon modern investigations. These areas include financial crime, terrorism, intelligence and a range of international issues.  

The Youth Justice degree at Queen's University Belfast was designed for those who want to advance their understanding of youth issues, youth offending and social and criminal justice responses to young people, this programme focuses on developing critical analytical skills and enhancing the ability to assess policy and practice against international standards and benchmarks.

With this  Master of Criminology program from Victoria University of Wellington you’ll gain advanced knowledge in criminological theory and methods. You’ll use your analytical and problem-solving skills to create and assess new and innovative approaches to complex issues in crime and justice.

Gain a solid foundation in criminology and criminal psychology, developing insights to support careers in justice, research, and social policy. in the Criminology and Criminal Psychology programme from University of Essex Online.

Deepen your knowledge of international criminological and criminal justice issues and develop your research skills in these areas. University of Southampton offers a degree in International Criminology and Criminal Justice.

This Social Justice and Education course from University of York is ideal if you have an interest in diversity, inclusion, equality and a fair and decent society. It's especially useful for current and future teachers as well as potential policy makers and researchers.

Explore your area of interest in more detail and improve your career prospects with Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Criminology program from Victoria University of Wellington.

With the MA Criminal Justice and Crime Control degree from The University of Hull you will explore global crime concerns and develop skills in designing, analysing and evaluating criminal justice and crime control strategies with our MA in Criminal Justice and Crime Control.

The Master of Criminology and Justice from Edith Cowan University offers you advanced training in a range of specialisations.

The Criminology and Sociology course offered at the Bangor University combines the schools’ expertise in criminology and sociology and explores the sociological context of issues in criminology. 

Throughout the Criminology (Part-Time) course from University of Gloucestershire you will dive into the thrilling world of Criminology with our dynamic masters course.

Develop your understanding of crime and criminal practice in an international context and consider how digital technologies are creating ‘new crimes’.

This Criminal Investigation programme from Teesside University develops your knowledge of contemporary theory and practices in criminal investigation, relevant legislation, and information relating to criminal justice studies and criminal law.