Green Criminology and Environmental Crime Liverpool Hope University

Overview

The Green Criminology and Environmental Crime MRes at Liverpool Hope University is a pioneering programme designed for those interested in the intersection of criminal justice and ecological preservation. This research-intensive degree addresses critical contemporary issues including climate change, biodiversity loss, and environmental justice. Students gain a sophisticated understanding of how legal and social systems respond to environmental harms.

Key Facts

Why Green Criminology and Environmental Crime at Liverpool Hope University?

This programme is the first of its kind in the United Kingdom, drawing upon the significant research strengths of the university's academic staff. Students benefit from small-group teaching and one-to-one supervision from experts who are actively involved in international green criminology networks. The curriculum is informed by cutting-edge research into species justice, wildlife crime, and the policing of environmental harms across the globe.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 16500 per year
• National fee: GBP 10000 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum combines taught modules with a substantial independent research project. Modules may include:

• Green Criminology and Environmental Crime
• Advanced Research Methods
• Extended dissertation
• Ecological Theories
• Social Research Methods
• Quantitative And Qualitative Analysis

Careers with Green Criminology and Environmental Crime

Graduates are well-equipped for roles in sectors where sustainability and environmental protection are increasingly prioritised. The programme supports career progression in policing, local and national government, and victim services. It is also highly relevant for professionals working in conservation, maritime industries, and non-governmental organisations (NGOs). Additionally, the MRes provides a robust foundation for those wishing to pursue further academic study at the doctoral level.