We offer two full time MPhil programmes:
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MPhil in Criminology
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MPhil in Criminological Research
Both programmes have a high national and international standing and together regularly recruit around 40 students each year from around the world, and from a range of academic backgrounds.
MPhil in Criminology |
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The MPhil in Criminology is a nine month full time programme. It is a taught Master’s degree that combines advanced study and research introducing students to some of the most important theory, methods and research in criminology. The MPhil in Criminology offers a sound foundation of knowledge and methodological skills to those who wish to work in a wide range of criminal justice agencies, the legal profession, or other professional or voluntary organisations. |
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MPhil in Criminological Research |
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The MPhil in Criminological Research is a one year full time programme. It is a taught Master’s degree that combines advanced study and research introducing students to some of the most important theory, methods and research in criminology. The MPhil in Criminological Research offers a sound academic foundation to those who aspire to undertake a PhD and/or a career in teaching and research in criminology and related fields. |
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Career Opportunities
Studying Criminology in Cambridge provides a useful preparation for a wide variety of careers. Students acquire a wide range of transferable skills such as the ability to write clearly and analytically about complex issues, to engage effectively in argument and debate, to analyse qualitative and quantitative data and to conduct independent research.
Graduates of the MPhil programmes are engaged in teaching and criminological research all over the world, and many have embarked on careers in the legal profession or in organisations working within the prison, police, probation, or social service sectors. Other former students of the Institute now hold positions in government and voluntary service organisations.
Course Director
The Director of the MPhil Programmes is Dr Caroline Lanskey
Current Students
Current students can access resources for their course through Moodle (the virtual learning environment for the University of Cambridge), by using your Raven password to login.
