Supervision for research at MA, MSc, MPhil, or PhD level is available for projects relating to the subject area expertise of our staff in Law, Policing, and Criminal Justice.
Research areas include:
- Criminology
- Forensic investigation
- Law
- Policing
- Criminal investigation.
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Recently completed or current PhD student theses:
- The impact of developments in Higher Education, including the Higher Education and Research Bill, on the student experience.
- The relationship between risk management, corporate governance and debt contracting: A case study of credit agency reliance.
- Private versus public Interests in international investment law: A need for reform through a human rights perspective.
- The use of spatio-temporal analysis of electrical fire incident data to target effective fire prevention education.
- A study into the extent to which youth justice strategy since 1997 has achieved responsibilisation of young offenders and their parents.
- The process of giving evidence for child victims of sexual abuse.
- Employee turnover: Wider reaching implications of turnover in the Police and Prison Service.
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Research supervisors
There are 17 supervisors specialising in this subject
Dr Maryse Tennant
Research areas include
Criminal Justice, Criminology, PolicingProfessor Dominic Wood
Research areas include
Criminal Justice, Policing, Politics and International Relations, SociologyDr Katarina Ozcakir Mozova
Research areas include
Criminal Justice, PolicingProfessor Robin Bryant
Research areas include
Policing, Sociology, Criminal JusticeAny questions?
