This course is for people who are interested in exploring the historical, comparative and contemporary nature of crime, criminal justice and society in a global and transnational context. This course will suit anyone also seeking the opportunity to pursue their own interests within the subject. This course is designed to be responsive to your needs in providing a learning environment that is both challenging and supportive. You will study core modules aimed at developing your understanding of social and criminological theory as well as deepening your research skills. Our graduates stand out from their peers. You will be equipped with the intellectual and practical skills to be a critical and reflective member of society, and a desirable candidate to employers.  An active and responsible member of global society, you will use your knowledge to think independently and to challenge the opinions and conduct of others. You will recognize the value of your discipline in shaping society through critical evidence-based responses to crime and criminal justice problems. On joining this course you will become part of an exciting, dynamic and distinctive university department which has received continued praise for their high quality, research-rich teaching and learning experience.