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Study Details: MA 1 year full-time, 2 years part-time
Discover how criminology and social justice intersect to challenge inequality and shape fairer systems. The MA Criminology and Social Justice at Birmingham Newman University is designed for students who want to explore the relationship between crime, justice and social harm in today’s world. Whether you are advancing in your current role or moving into a new area of practice, this course offers the critical insight and research skills needed to support change. You will examine how power, discrimination and policy influence people’s experiences of justice, and how inclusive approaches can make a lasting impact.
We welcome students from all backgrounds and accept a wide range of qualifications. If yours aren’t listed, don’t worry – our Admissions Team can help you explore your options.
A relevant honours degree, 2:2 or above.
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Where this course can take you.
You will graduate with a master’s degree that demonstrates your ability to analyse complex social issues and contribute to fairer, more inclusive systems. Whether you are aiming for a career in criminal justice, policy, advocacy, research or further academic study, this course equips you with the knowledge and confidence to make a meaningful difference. You will be prepared to work in roles that require critical thinking, ethical awareness and a commitment to social change.
Criminological theory and social research methods
Justice and place
Dissertation
Applied psychosocial criminology
Justice
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