Dr Jake Longhorn

Jake is a supervisor on the MSt in Applied Criminology, Penology and Management, and MSt in Applied Criminology, Policing and Management. Jake completed his PhD in Criminology at the Institute, where his research explored the reunification of looked-after children with their birth parents. His extensive research background also includes studies on police self-legitimacy, burnout, and wellbeing. As a supervisor, Jake provides insights on criminological research, supporting postgraduate students in their exploration of key issues in criminology and criminal justice.

Alongside his role as an academic supervisor, Jake works as the Staff Officer to Chief Constable Sir Andy Marsh at the College of Policing. In this role, Jake works with subject matter experts from across the College of Policing to improve leadership, standards and performance in policing.