351 Master's degrees in Criminology

Forensic evidence is a vital component in bringing perpetrators to justice. On this Forensic Investigation degree course from the University of Portsmouth, you'll learn the practical skills and theories that underpin forensic science and its role in criminal justice, from a crime scene to the courtroom.

The Criminology program offered by Macquarie University is essential to understanding its causes and perpetrators, evaluating how societies respond, and finding ways to minimise its impact. As a result, demand for their expertise is growing, with jobs in criminology forecast to surge by 20 per cent in the coming years.

Enhance your knowledge of criminology and criminal justice or develop a career in the criminal justice profession with this Criminology and Criminal Justice Practice degree at Sheffield Hallam University. 

The Criminal Justice and Crime Control - Pre-Master’s Programme at OnCampus Hull is a two semester programme, with guaranteed progression to the University of Hull. You will study your Master's programme at our Centre located at the heart of the University of Hull campus.

Learn from global experts to advance your expertise in criminology and criminal justice during this Criminology and Criminal Justice programme from Griffith University.

The Criminology, Strategy and Security program offered by Macquarie University will equip you with the critical insight and applied expertise needed to respond ethically and effectively to these challenges. 

If you're looking to start your career in criminal psychology, or you're already working in the field and want to progress, the Criminal Psychology degree course at the University of Portsmouth will give you the knowledge and skills you need.

The Criminology programme from University of Essex provides you with a strong grounding in the key theories, understandings and issues covered by cutting-edge criminology.

The Master of Criminology is designed to provide students with an advanced understanding of crime, public response to crime and, specifically, criminal justice in Europe and beyond. The programme focuses recent developments in criminological theory and their implications for national and international policy-making.

This Criminology and Criminal Justice LLM programme from the Queen's University Belfast is taught by internationally-recognised scholars and researchers who offer students a wide introduction to the study of crime and criminal justice in contemporary society.  

Tackle a wide range of issues that are the subject of public and policy concern, domestically and globally, on the Criminology programme from The University of Lancashire.

The International Master in Advanced Research in Criminology (IMARC) programme from Erasmus University Rotterdam is designed to respond critically, scientifically and in a policy-oriented manner to social questions that have changed the nature of crime, harm and control, as well as the agendas of researchers and practitioners within these fields.

This Criminology degree delivered by the University College Cork examines a broad range of theoretical and applied approaches to understanding crime.

Throughout the Criminology study delivered by University of Plymouth you will engage with real world issues in bespoke workshops offering diverse teaching approaches such as lectures, debates, student discussions and group tasks

During University of Bath's Criminology programme, you will enhance your criminal justice knowledge and develop your criminological imagination. You’ll focus on global contemporary crime and justice-related challenges.

There can be no crime without society. Combining the specialist study of criminology with a broad approach to sociological questions, the Sociology and Criminology programme from University of Essex emboldens you to study crime, criminals, and criminal justice within wider social contexts. Understanding society is key to understand every other phenomenon within it, including crime.

The Criminology and Criminal Justice (Part-Time) programme at Northumbria University is a dynamic course that offers you the opportunity of part-time study. You will be encouraged to develop a critical understanding of the key themes, issues and political debates concerning crime, crime control and criminal and social justice in the UK and globally.

From fingerprint corrosion to blood splatter, police investigations often hinge on the correct evaluation and interpretation of forensic evidence. In this Forensic Science and Criminal Justice (Distance Learning)  degree at University of Leicester, you’ll gain the advanced skills needed to make an impact out in the field.

On the Criminology (Corporate Crime and Corporate Responsibility) programme from University of Surrey, we place strong emphasis on helping you develop the methodological skills to efficiently study corporate crime. 

The Criminal Justice and Criminology course University of Wisconsin Milwaukee provides the essential skills needed to secure leadership roles and advance your career. Today’s criminal justice landscape is constantly evolving. Taking your education to the next level with a master’s degree can be the key to unlocking new, advanced career opportunities.