Criminology and Data Analytics

About this course

Criminology and data analytics is an emerging combination that brings together the social scientific study of crime and justice with the quantitative and computational tools that are transforming how research in those fields is conducted. Criminology has always depended on data, from crime statistics and victimisation surveys to court records and recidivism rates, but the growing availability of large and complex datasets and the development of powerful analytical methods have opened new possibilities for understanding crime patterns, evaluating interventions, and informing criminal justice policy. This combination equips you to work at that frontier. At the University of Manchester, a research-intensive institution with global standing, this three-year full-time programme gives you a thorough grounding in both disciplines. You will study criminological theory, criminal justice systems,

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