Criminology Technological University Dublin

Overview

Why Criminology at Technological University Dublin?

Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) is recognised for its commitment to excellence in education and research. The university boasts modern facilities and a strong focus on inter-disciplinary studies, making it an ideal environment for exploring the complexities of criminology. TU Dublin’s faculty includes experienced professionals and researchers who provide valuable insights into contemporary issues in the field. The university's partnerships with various organisations enhance practical learning opportunities, ensuring that students gain relevant experience and connections within the industry.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the Master of Arts in Criminology are structured as follows:

• International Students: €13,500 per year
• European Students: €7,400 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The MA in Criminology comprises a comprehensive curriculum designed to provide students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. The programme is structured as follows:

• Criminal Justice System
• Criminological Theory
• Research Methods in Criminology
• Criminal Law
• Law and Technology
• Dissertation
• Criminal Psychology
• Youth Offending and Youth Justice Perspectives
• Criminal Law
• Desistance: The Route Out of Crime
• Studies in Victimology and Crime Prevention
• Policing and the Governance of Security
• Deviance, Punishment and Social Control in Modern Ireland
• Law and Technology
• Prisons and Imprisonment
• Masculinities, Care and Equality
• European Study Trip

This diverse syllabus ensures that students are well-prepared to analyse and address the multifaceted issues surrounding crime and justice in society.

Careers with Criminology

Graduates of the MA in Criminology have a multitude of career pathways available to them. Many alumni have successfully secured positions within the criminal justice system, including roles in law enforcement, policy-making, and academia. The programme provides a solid foundation in research methods and theoretical principles, allowing graduates to pursue further studies, such as a PhD, or to engage in impactful research within various sectors. Alumni have also contributed to significant advancements in criminology, reflecting the programme's emphasis on critical thinking and practical application of knowledge.