GB · Masters
Youth Justice
Program information
Program overview
The MSc Youth Justice offers a unique opportunity to study the youth justice system in England and Wales The scheme adopts a focused and specifically critical standpoint in the consideration of relevant issues from within England and Wales The scheme content directly relates to emerging critical youth justice research and provides students with an opportunity to develop a sophisticated understanding of current policy legislation and its historical development legislation and research to current and rapidly developing changes in conceptions of children and their treatment within and beyond current systems The scheme also offers opportunities engage in a comparative analysis of the approaches adopted in other jurisdictions in order to provide further critique the current and developing picture and evaluate the impact of research on practice and policy Students will be supported throughout to become independent researchers and writers in the realm of youth justice through a series of lecture-seminar combined sessions at which students will also be expected to lead discussions Writing skills are a particular focus with assignments structured as journal articles and feedback given mirroring peer reviews to prepare students for academic publication with advice and guidance from published academics
Duration: 9
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