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Criminology and Law

Bangor University· United Kingdom

Postgraduate Taught MA 1 Year Full-time / Part-time
Faculty: Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences Course code: -
Law — Criminology and Law
Law

Programme Overview

MA Criminology and Law is a 1 Year full-time / part-time Postgraduate Taught programme in the Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences at Bangor University, United Kingdom.

Key Facts

Degree level
Postgraduate Taught
Qualification
MA
Duration
1 Year
Delivery type
On campus
Study mode
Full-time / Part-time
Faculty
Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

Entry Requirements

A 2:2 undergraduate degree is normally required; relevant backgrounds include Criminology and Criminal Justice, LLB (single or joint honours), Politics and Social Sciences. An upper second is desirable, but applicants with a lower second plus professional qualifications and/or appropriate experience may also be considered. International qualifications must be equivalent to a UK bachelor's degree.

These are the general academic entry requirements for this course. English-language and country-specific eligibility (for students from Pakistan, Nigeria, India, Nepal and other markets) are confirmed by your AI counselor based on your nationality and qualifications.

Fees & Funding

GBP 19,000tuition

Fees are confirmed with the university before you commit.

International Entrance Scholarship (£3,000/yr)

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