London Metropolitan University

Overview

The MSc in Criminology and Psychopathology at London Metropolitan University delves into the intricate connections between psychological factors, mental health, and criminal behavior. This program emphasizes the importance of understanding risk and rehabilitation, equipping students with the theoretical and practical knowledge needed to assess offenders and contribute to crime prevention and public protection.

What you'll study

This master's program offers a comprehensive examination of crime through various perspectives, including biological, psychological, and social lenses. Students will engage with key issues in law, ethics, and early intervention strategies.

• Contemporary Issues in Criminology
• Psychology and Crime
• Psychopathology
• Crime, Risk and Early Intervention
• Law, Policy and Ethics
• Terrorism and Counter Terrorism

Assessment methods typically include a combination of written assignments and critical analyses rooted in academic research and practical scenarios.

Students may also have the opportunity to undertake a dissertation or final project, allowing for in-depth exploration of a specific area within the field.

Entry requirements

Academic requirements

• A lower second class honours degree (2:2) or above (or equivalent qualification)

English language requirements

• IELTS: overall 6.0
• TOEFL iBT: 72
• PTE Academic: 59

Other requirements

• Applicants should provide standard documentation, such as academic transcripts and supporting statements. Please verify the specific requirements on the program’s website.

Career prospects

Graduates of the MSc in Criminology and Psychopathology are well-prepared for various careers in criminal justice, mental health services, and public policy. The interdisciplinary nature of the program allows students to pursue roles in areas such as offender rehabilitation, crime prevention, psychological assessment, and law enforcement. Additionally, the skills acquired during the course can facilitate further academic research or advanced studies in related fields.