
Research Themes
The centre supports consistent, collaborative dialogue through regular workshops and events.
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The Criminology and Criminal Justice Research Centre at Ulster University brings together researchers for the purposes of developing collaborative projects.
The Criminology and Criminal Justice Research Centre brings together Ulster University’s researchers for the purposes of developing collaborative projects, making joint external grant applications, disseminating research, and generating impact.
The Centre meets six times per semester to offer members the opportunity to consolidate and jointly pursue research interests in line with the University's research strategies. We organise events with scholars and practitioners from outside the University and are committed to knowledge exchange and to bridging the gap between policy and practice development
The scope of the Centre covers a wide range of subject areas, including: prisons, punishment and power; criminal justice responses to organised crime and corruption; drugs and crime; policing; restorative justice; youth justice; gender and sexuality; and cybercrime.
We aim to:
The centre supports consistent, collaborative dialogue through regular workshops and events.
A dedicated peer-led reading group offers an intellectual space for researchers.
People within the Criminology and Criminal Justice Research Centre.
The centre supports consistent, collaborative dialogue through regular workshops and events.
A dedicated peer-led reading group offers an intellectual space for researchers.
People within the Criminology and Criminal Justice Research Centre.
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