International Master’s in Advanced Research in Criminology (IMARC) 24 months Postgraduate Program By Erasmus University Rotterdam |Top Universities

International Master’s in Advanced Research in Criminology (IMARC)

Program Duration

24 monthsProgram duration

Tuitionfee

9,000 EURTuition Fee/year

Application Deadline

30 Jun, 2023Application Deadline

Main Subject Area

CriminologyMain Subject Area

Program overview

Main Subject

Criminology

Degree

MSc

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

Why study IMARC
Increasing flows of people, goods and information: one of the major challenges of the 21st century. Great migrations often come with problems of crime and injustice, like radicalisation, human trafficking and violations of human rights. For decades Europe has reacted in a defensive way. Nowadays we realize the need for new visions and joint international responses. Understanding crime and crime control, and finding a balance between demands for security and social justice will be the start of possible solutions.
As an IMARC student
You develop fresh and critical views on the essential criminological issues. IMARC brings together learning, research and practice through collaboration with partners such as governments, NGO’s, corporate actors and other universities. You are trained in a variety of research approaches and methodologies. You participate in international conferences and intercultural and interdisciplinary exchange. As a graduate you will have a lot of expertise in the field of border crossing, security and social justice.
IMARC is an interdisciplinary full-time programme that prepares you for the current demands in the field of border crossing, security and social justice. IMARC addresses these issues from an European and global perspective.
For the first time, experts in the field of international criminology are working together in one joint international educational programme.
Your future with IMARC
What is your ambition? Would you like to be a policy maker at the EU? Or do you prefer to do academic research on border security? Maybe become a policy maker at a NGO or an human rights organisation. With a valuable multiple IMARC degree you will have numerous options to build a great career. As an interdisciplinary expert and a skilful researcher, you will contribute to answers to the current social and political challenges of crimes and crime control.

Program overview

Main Subject

Criminology

Degree

MSc

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

Why study IMARC
Increasing flows of people, goods and information: one of the major challenges of the 21st century. Great migrations often come with problems of crime and injustice, like radicalisation, human trafficking and violations of human rights. For decades Europe has reacted in a defensive way. Nowadays we realize the need for new visions and joint international responses. Understanding crime and crime control, and finding a balance between demands for security and social justice will be the start of possible solutions.
As an IMARC student
You develop fresh and critical views on the essential criminological issues. IMARC brings together learning, research and practice through collaboration with partners such as governments, NGO’s, corporate actors and other universities. You are trained in a variety of research approaches and methodologies. You participate in international conferences and intercultural and interdisciplinary exchange. As a graduate you will have a lot of expertise in the field of border crossing, security and social justice.
IMARC is an interdisciplinary full-time programme that prepares you for the current demands in the field of border crossing, security and social justice. IMARC addresses these issues from an European and global perspective.
For the first time, experts in the field of international criminology are working together in one joint international educational programme.
Your future with IMARC
What is your ambition? Would you like to be a policy maker at the EU? Or do you prefer to do academic research on border security? Maybe become a policy maker at a NGO or an human rights organisation. With a valuable multiple IMARC degree you will have numerous options to build a great career. As an interdisciplinary expert and a skilful researcher, you will contribute to answers to the current social and political challenges of crimes and crime control.

Admission Requirements

7+
90+
  • All applicants are required to write a letter of motivation, on which basis a selection is made, with specification of prior knowledge, relevant diploma(s) and list of grades including a description of the grading system.
  • Students are asked to indicate their first and second preference for a track at one of three universities. Allocation of students depends on preferences as well as available spots per university. All students need to choose at least two different European universities in total. The university you study will execute a degree, so you will have –at least –two degrees.
  • A minimum of two letters of recommendation are required
  • All applicants are required to send information on their prior/current education (in their CV):
  1. name bachelor degree obtained/to obtain
  2. educational institution, location, country of prior/current education
  3. if applicable the specialisation, major and/or minor
  4. start date and duration of the prior/current education

30 Jun 2023
2 Years
Sep

  • Candidates are required to submit references or letter(s) of recommendation for acceptance

Tuition fees

Domestic
2,314 EUR
International
9,000 EUR

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