The Master’s in Criminology & International Affairs Studies
is an intellectually rigorous and multidisciplinary program that blends the study of criminology with a deep exploration of the complexities inherent in international affairs. This program is designed for individuals seeking an advanced understanding of the intricate dynamics between criminal behavior, law enforcement, and the global landscape.

The curriculum integrates advanced criminological studies, offering in-depth insights into the theories and methodologies underpinning contemporary criminology. It also emphasizes the global dimensions of criminal activities, examining the impact of international factors on crime patterns and the necessity for collaborative responses on an international scale.

Courses within the program delve into the intersection of security and diplomacy in international affairs, analyzing strategies employed to combat transnational criminal threats. Additionally, students gain a comprehensive understanding of comparative criminal justice systems, examining diverse legal frameworks, law enforcement practices, and judicial systems worldwide.

A pivotal aspect of the program is the development of advanced research and policy analysis skills. Through engaging in practical research projects, students are equipped to contribute meaningfully to evidence-based decision-making in both criminological and international affairs contexts.

Graduates of this program emerge with a profound comprehension of the intricacies of criminology within the global context. They are well-prepared for diverse career paths, including roles in law enforcement, international organizations, policy analysis, research institutions, and diplomatic services. The program’s interdisciplinary approach ensures that graduates possess a comprehensive skill set, making them adept at addressing the dynamic challenges present in the ever-evolving fields of criminology and international affairs.