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University of Central Lancashire: Criminal Justice
Institution | University of Central Lancashire |
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Department | School of Law and Policing |
Web | http://www.uclan.ac.uk |
cenquiries@uclan.ac.uk | |
Telephone | 01772 892400 |
Study type | Taught |
DProf
Summary
**The Professional Doctorate in Criminal Justice provides an alternative award for the traditional Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). The D.Prof is a unique programme designed for professionals working in the Criminal Justice sector who are interested in furthering their development as expert practitioners.**
- You’ll develop a critical awareness of topics at the forefront of criminal justice and the contexts and theories that influence practice in these areas.
- This bespoke qualification can be tailored to professional requirements, increasing the potential for personal development and career progression.
- The course has two points of entry - Stage One involves undertaking an MSc in Criminal Justice. Stage Two involves undertaking the Professional Doctorate Thesis, and a level 8 module. The course is either 4 years full time (1 year MSc + 3 years Professional Doctorate Thesis) or 8 years part time (2 years MSc + 6 years Professional Doctorate Thesis). If students are admitted directly at Stage 2 this will be reduced to 3 years full time or 6 years part time.
Level | RQF Level 8 |
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Entry requirements | Students with an undergraduate degree will commence at Stage 1 of the Professional Doctorate Programme. The possession of a good honours degree will be required and the applicant will be able to: Holders of a relevant Masters degree (Pass) may enter directly at Stage Two of the Professional Doctorate programme subject to an interview and review of a project proposal. If you do not possess a relevant Masters degree but want to progress to the Professional Doctorate programme at Stage 2, UCLan and other universities provide a considerable choice on relevant Masters degrees. Please speak to the course leader for further information. Applicants will be required to have a minimum level of proficiency in English Language equivalent to IELTS grade 6.5. All applicants will be interviewed prior to acceptance on the course and if appropriate an AP(E)L application will be considered. Two references will be required. |
Location | Preston Campus Preston Campus Preston PR1 2HE |
Summary
**The Professional Doctorate in Criminal Justice provides an alternative award for the traditional Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). The D.Prof is a unique programme designed for professionals working in the Criminal Justice sector who are interested in furthering their development as expert practitioners.**
- You’ll develop a critical awareness of topics at the forefront of criminal justice and the contexts and theories that influence practice in these areas.
- This bespoke qualification can be tailored to professional requirements, increasing the potential for personal development and career progression.
- The course has two points of entry - Stage One involves undertaking an MSc in Criminal Justice. Stage Two involves undertaking the Professional Doctorate Thesis, and a level 8 module. The course is either 4 years full time (1 year MSc + 3 years Professional Doctorate Thesis) or 8 years part time (2 years MSc + 6 years Professional Doctorate Thesis). If students are admitted directly at Stage 2 this will be reduced to 3 years full time or 6 years part time.
Level | RQF Level 8 |
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Entry requirements | Students with an undergraduate degree will commence at Stage 1 of the Professional Doctorate Programme. The possession of a good honours degree will be required and the applicant will be able to: Holders of a relevant Masters degree (Pass) may enter directly at Stage Two of the Professional Doctorate programme subject to an interview and review of a project proposal. If you do not possess a relevant Masters degree but want to progress to the Professional Doctorate programme at Stage 2, UCLan and other universities provide a considerable choice on relevant Masters degrees. Please speak to the course leader for further information. Applicants will be required to have a minimum level of proficiency in English Language equivalent to IELTS grade 6.5. All applicants will be interviewed prior to acceptance on the course and if appropriate an AP(E)L application will be considered. Two references will be required. |
Location | Preston Campus Preston Campus Preston PR1 2HE |
Summary
**The Professional Doctorate in Criminal Justice provides an alternative award for the traditional Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). The D.Prof is a unique programme designed for professionals working in the Criminal Justice sector who are interested in furthering their development as expert practitioners.**
- You’ll develop a critical awareness of topics at the forefront of criminal justice and the contexts and theories that influence practice in these areas.
- This bespoke qualification can be tailored to professional requirements, increasing the potential for personal development and career progression.
- The course has two points of entry - Stage One involves undertaking an MSc in Criminal Justice. Stage Two involves undertaking the Professional Doctorate Thesis, and a level 8 module. The course is either 4 years full time (1 year MSc + 3 years Professional Doctorate Thesis) or 8 years part time (2 years MSc + 6 years Professional Doctorate Thesis). If students are admitted directly at Stage 2 this will be reduced to 3 years full time or 6 years part time.
Level | RQF Level 8 |
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Entry requirements | Students with an undergraduate degree will commence at Stage 1 of the Professional Doctorate Programme. The possession of a good honours degree will be required and the applicant will be able to: Holders of a relevant Masters degree (Pass) may enter directly at Stage Two of the Professional Doctorate programme subject to an interview and review of a project proposal. If you do not possess a relevant Masters degree but want to progress to the Professional Doctorate programme at Stage 2, UCLan and other universities provide a considerable choice on relevant Masters degrees. Please speak to the course leader for further information. Applicants will be required to have a minimum level of proficiency in English Language equivalent to IELTS grade 6.5. All applicants will be interviewed prior to acceptance on the course and if appropriate an AP(E)L application will be considered. Two references will be required. |
Location | Preston Campus Preston Campus Preston PR1 2HE |
Summary
**The Professional Doctorate in Criminal Justice provides an alternative award for the traditional Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). The D.Prof is a unique programme designed for professionals working in the Criminal Justice sector who are interested in furthering their development as expert practitioners.**
- You’ll develop a critical awareness of topics at the forefront of criminal justice and the contexts and theories that influence practice in these areas.
- This bespoke qualification can be tailored to professional requirements, increasing the potential for personal development and career progression.
- The course has two points of entry - Stage One involves undertaking an MSc in Criminal Justice. Stage Two involves undertaking the Professional Doctorate Thesis, and a level 8 module. The course is either 4 years full time (1 year MSc + 3 years Professional Doctorate Thesis) or 8 years part time (2 years MSc + 6 years Professional Doctorate Thesis). If students are admitted directly at Stage 2 this will be reduced to 3 years full time or 6 years part time.
Level | RQF Level 8 |
---|---|
Entry requirements | Students with an undergraduate degree will commence at Stage 1 of the Professional Doctorate Programme. The possession of a good honours degree will be required and the applicant will be able to: Holders of a relevant Masters degree (Pass) may enter directly at Stage Two of the Professional Doctorate programme subject to an interview and review of a project proposal. If you do not possess a relevant Masters degree but want to progress to the Professional Doctorate programme at Stage 2, UCLan and other universities provide a considerable choice on relevant Masters degrees. Please speak to the course leader for further information. Applicants will be required to have a minimum level of proficiency in English Language equivalent to IELTS grade 6.5. All applicants will be interviewed prior to acceptance on the course and if appropriate an AP(E)L application will be considered. Two references will be required. |
Location | Preston Campus Preston Campus Preston PR1 2HE |
Summary
**Course overview**
- The Professional Doctorate in Criminal Justice develops current and aspiring criminal justice professionals to operate confidently at a strategic level, providing skills to drive evidence-based change and improve criminal justice performance.
- You’ll develop a critical awareness of topics at the forefront of criminal justice and the contexts and theories that influence practice in these areas.
- This bespoke qualification can be tailored to professional requirements, increasing the potential for personal development and career progression.
**Why study with us**
- Online resources provide the flexibility to study when and where it suits you, within a guided and structured framework.
- The course is taught by lecturers with frontline experience in criminal justice organisations and those who are research active in this area.
**Further information**
The Professional Doctorate is designed to augment students in developing their careers through the following routes:
- To develop a career as an independent researcher
- To undertake research projects in a particular research setting that you may work in already (or propose to work in), or be associated to in some capacity
- To engage with other professionals in various criminal justice fields
- To enhance your career prospects as a researching professional with the ability to contribute to new practice through the generation of original knowledge
- To enter into a career within academia.
Level | RQF Level 8 |
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Entry requirements | Applicants should hold at least 2:2 degree or appropriate professional experience or equivalent. |
Location | Preston Campus Preston Campus Preston PR1 2HE |
Summary
**Course overview**
- The Professional Doctorate in Criminal Justice develops current and aspiring criminal justice professionals to operate confidently at a strategic level, providing skills to drive evidence-based change and improve criminal justice performance.
- You’ll develop a critical awareness of topics at the forefront of criminal justice and the contexts and theories that influence practice in these areas.
- This bespoke qualification can be tailored to professional requirements, increasing the potential for personal development and career progression.
**Why study with us**
- Online resources provide the flexibility to study when and where it suits you, within a guided and structured framework.
- The course is taught by lecturers with frontline experience in criminal justice organisations and those who are research active in this area.
**Further information**
The Professional Doctorate is designed to augment students in developing their careers through the following routes:
- To develop a career as an independent researcher
- To undertake research projects in a particular research setting that you may work in already (or propose to work in), or be associated to in some capacity
- To engage with other professionals in various criminal justice fields
- To enhance your career prospects as a researching professional with the ability to contribute to new practice through the generation of original knowledge
- To enter into a career within academia.
Level | RQF Level 8 |
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Entry requirements | Applicants should hold at least 2:2 degree or appropriate professional experience or equivalent. |
Location | Preston Campus Preston Campus Preston PR1 2HE |
MSc
Summary
**Course overview**
- The Professional Doctorate in Criminal Justice develops current and aspiring criminal justice professionals to operate confidently at a strategic level, providing skills to drive evidence-based change and improve criminal justice performance.
- You’ll develop a critical awareness of topics at the forefront of criminal justice and the contexts and theories that influence practice in these areas.
- This bespoke qualification can be tailored to professional requirements, increasing the potential for personal development and career progression.
**Why study with us**
- Online resources provide the flexibility to study when and where it suits you, within a guided and structured framework.
- The course is taught by lecturers with frontline experience in criminal justice organisations and those who are research active in this area.
**Further information**
The Professional Doctorate is designed to augment students in developing their careers through the following routes:
- To develop a career as an independent researcher
- To undertake research projects in a particular research setting that you may work in already (or propose to work in), or be associated to in some capacity
- To engage with other professionals in various criminal justice fields
- To enhance your career prospects as a researching professional with the ability to contribute to new practice through the generation of original knowledge
- To enter into a career within academia.
Level | RQF Level 7 |
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Entry requirements | Applicants should hold at least 2:2 degree or appropriate professional experience or equivalent. |
Location | Preston Campus Preston Campus Preston PR1 2HE |
Summary
**Course overview**
- The Professional Doctorate in Criminal Justice develops current and aspiring criminal justice professionals to operate confidently at a strategic level, providing skills to drive evidence-based change and improve criminal justice performance.
- You’ll develop a critical awareness of topics at the forefront of criminal justice and the contexts and theories that influence practice in these areas.
- This bespoke qualification can be tailored to professional requirements, increasing the potential for personal development and career progression.
**Why study with us**
- Online resources provide the flexibility to study when and where it suits you, within a guided and structured framework.
- The course is taught by lecturers with frontline experience in criminal justice organisations and those who are research active in this area.
**Further information**
The Professional Doctorate is designed to augment students in developing their careers through the following routes:
- To develop a career as an independent researcher
- To undertake research projects in a particular research setting that you may work in already (or propose to work in), or be associated to in some capacity
- To engage with other professionals in various criminal justice fields
- To enhance your career prospects as a researching professional with the ability to contribute to new practice through the generation of original knowledge
- To enter into a career within academia.
Level | RQF Level 7 |
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Entry requirements | Applicants should hold at least 2:2 degree or appropriate professional experience or equivalent. |
Location | Preston Campus Preston Campus Preston PR1 2HE |
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