International Master's in Advanced Research in Criminology

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Comprising 4 university partners from Europe and outside Europe (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Ghent University, University of Málaga, Middlesex University), IMARC is a 2-year full-time international postgraduate higher education programme in research-oriented criminology with a focus on border crossing, security and social justice. The need for IMARC follows from the ways in which globalisation, information and knowledge flows change crime and crime control and from continuous efforts of the EU to build a common criminal justice area within its external borders. Large-scale regular and irregular migration and geopolitical conflicts raise new questions that involve national and international actors and require joint international approaches to current European and worldwide developments. IMARC addresses the need for highly qualified, interdisciplinary and internationally oriented criminologists that can offer original and relevant analyses and develop innovative, effective and ethical solutions to advance academic research, policy and practice. IMARC is the first criminology programme that prepares students to engage with border crossing, security and social justice from a truly European and global perspective. The programme brings together learning, research and practice through collaboration with well-established partners, which include universities, government agencies, public authorities, non-governmental organisations, and private enterprises. IMARC fosters cooperation and dialogue with organisations and civil society, which strengthens academic and societal relevance of the programme and facilitates the development of transversal skills, thus contributing to the employability and citizenship skills of our students. The geographical spread of the IMARC consortium partners, the compulsory mobility and complementary specialisation tracks, enables student and staff mobility and allows postgraduates to undertake multi-sited and comparative research.

You'll leave ScholAfrik to apply with IMARC Erasmus Mundus consortium.