Ireland
Contemporary Criminology
- Course code
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- Level
- Level 9
- Award
- Degree - Masters (Level 9 NFQ)
- Classification
- Major
- Awarding body
- QQI
- Duration
- Full-time: 1 year, Part-time: 2 Years . The modules for the MA in Contemporary Criminology will be delivered through a blend of face-to-face workshops, practical lab sessions, face-to-face and synchronous online lectures with discussion forums and synchronous tutorials.
Programme summary
The Master of Arts in Contemporary Criminology is a one year full-time or two years part-time programme that provides learners with the theoretical background and practical skills to apply their criminological knowledge efficiently and productively to evaluate crime and criminal actors in a range of contexts and to develop preventative measures and interventions to crime.
Entry requirements
Entry Requirements The minimum entry requirements for the MA in Contemporary Criminology are:
- Applicants are required to hold a minimum of an upper Second Class Honours degree (or above) at NFQ Level 8 award from a recognised University course.
- In exceptional cases, the college may accept a lower Second Class Honours degree at NFQ Level 8 award from a recognised University course, on the basis of an interview.
- All applicants should have a minimum of ordinary-level Leaving Certificate maths, or be able to demonstrate equivalent competency in maths at this level.
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