21/10/2021
To all Crime, Justice and Legal Studies University Students —
Justice and Legal Studies at university takes an interdisciplinary approach to analysing the relationship between law and society. Majority of the content learnt at university level draws upon the insights, theories and methods of various disciplines and studies such as criminology, cultural studies, history, politics, philosophy, media studies, gender, sexuality and diversity studies.
We help students to build analytical skills and knowledge required to critique, reform and evaluate the role of law in a range of different contexts and contemporary issues. These include areas of citizenship, the 'rule of law', human rights, social justice, law and development, crime and criminal justice, law and popular culture, the administration of law, and law's role in relation to social policy and social change.
Don’t be afraid to reach out! We are here to help guide your understanding of the topics and learning requirements of your particular course so that you can thrive in your studies and within the industry!
