351 Master's degrees in Criminology

Develop advanced criminological skills tailor made for high impact careers in crime, justice and compliance with this Criminology and Criminal Justice programme at Ulster University.

The M.Sc. Criminology and Criminal Justice at University College Dublin is a one-year, full-time programme designed for non-law graduates. This public study mode course explores the intersections of law and social policy, providing essential expertise for those pursuing professional roles in the justice sector.

Criminalistics from California State University Los Angeles studies an interdisciplinary field, in which the physical and natural sciences are employed to analyze and evaluate physical evidence in a judicial context. 

Stockton University offers a Master of Arts in Criminal Justice (MACJ) degree with a track in Justice Studies. The Criminal Justice - Justice Studies track allows students to study the field of criminal justice from a broad perspective.

The Schools, Society and Violence M.A. at Eastern Michigan University is an interdisciplinary master’s programme delivered in a public study mode. This degree focuses on conflict and crime within educational settings, combining sociology and criminology to help students intervene effectively in school environments.

The Criminology MSc program offered at California State University, Fresno is a 30-unit, flexible program which provides a solid core in the field of criminology while permitting students to pursue specialized areas of interest.

The Master of Arts in Criminology from Saint Mary's University offers students an opportunity for advanced critical work in the interdisciplinary field of criminology. 

The Social Justice programme at Lakehead University is a Master of Arts degree offered in full-time mode at the Thunder Bay and Orillia campuses. This interdisciplinary course focuses on human rights and equality, providing students with the essential tools to advocate for a more equitable and inclusive global society.

The MSc in Criminology at Birkbeck, University of London is a one-year programme that offers both full-time and part-time study options. This course provides a comprehensive exploration of crime, justice, and punishment, with flexible learning formats available, including on-campus and online attendance.

The Social Work and Criminology and Criminal Justice dual degree program is a collaborative effort between the University of Nebraska Omaha, Grace Abbott School of Social Work and the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice.

This Northern Arizona University Applied Criminology (Law, Policy and Social Change) emphasis focuses on the theoretical perspectives, substantive knowledge, and practical research skills you need to engage in independent, critical investigation of social- and criminal-justice issues, problems, and policies.

The Criminology and Social Justice programme at Toronto Metropolitan University is a full-time M.Sc. level course delivered in a public study mode. Over three semesters, students engage in critical analyses of legal structures and inequality, gaining the professional foundations needed to improve access to justice.

The Criminology course at Wilfrid Laurier University is an intensive programme that develops foundational knowledge in research practices, theories of crime and deviance, and opportunities for professionalization.

The fields of mental health, human services, and crime and justice are becoming increasingly interdependent. Our Crime and Justice Studies - Mental Health Counseling dual-degree program at Suffolk University seeks to bridge the existing gaps between these sectors to ensure you have a solid foundation in each area.

In the Digital Forensic Investigation programme from Staffordshire University, you will explore key areas including the documentation and seizure of digital devices at crime scenes, first responder triage, the integration of digital evidence with other forensic disciplines, and professional practice within environments such as police briefings, client meetings and wellbeing planning.

The Criminology Master is offered by Florida State University. The master's degree in Criminology, with a major in Criminal Justice Studies, prepares you for leadership positions within your current agency, helps you become eligible to teach criminal justice courses at Florida community colleges, and equips you for post-law enforcement career opportunities. 

Deepen your understanding of crime with a Master of Arts in Criminology and Criminal Justice at University of Houston Clear Lake. You'll examine many layers of contemporary crime, including why it occurs, how it's measured and how it's controlled.

The MRes Transnational Crime at Liverpool Hope University is a research-focused master programme delivered at the Hope Park campus. Available in full-time and part-time study modes, this degree provides advanced training in criminology, focusing on global security risks and sophisticated research methodologies.

 As the first course of its kind in Australia, Master of Neuroscience and Criminology at University of New England provides a unique, multidisciplinary approach, equipping you to explore the neurobiological processes that underlie criminal behaviours—a field of study with vast potential for advancing crime prevention, policy, and rehabilitation efforts.

This Media, Crime and Violence course offered by University of Strathclyde aims to explore media representations of crime and violence, and to consider the media as a vehicle for crime, violence and/or justice.