- imarc@law.eur.nl
- Mon - Fri: 9:00 - 16:00
Structure
Semesters
The IMARC programme is divided into four semesters:
- The programme starts at EUR, where you take several basic theoretical and methodological courses in criminology, focusing on international criminology in general and border crossing, security and social justice in particular.
- In the second semester, you choose a specialization track at one of the three Universities.
- It is possible to move to another University or location in the third semester for an internship or to do fieldwork for your thesis. If you follow the EUR track, moving to another University is mandatory under the mobility rules (two Universities during the programme). For other tracks, you may also stay at the University within that track.
- In semester 4 you write your Master’s thesis under supervision of the University at which you follow the track.
EUR track
UGhent track
UKent track
Joint semester 1 at EUR Core themes and advanced research methods
EUR specialization: Global flows, local dilemmas and glocal answers
UGhent specialization: European Union criminal policy and justice in context
UKent specialization: Border crossing – theory, culture, power, and the global
EUR* —or—
UGhent —or—
UKent —or—
EUR thesis supervision
UGhent thesis supervision
UKent thesis supervision
* Students who follow the EUR track are obliged to take semester 3 at another University.
- Globalization and crime
- Border crossing, security and social justice
- Analysing criminal policies in a global perspective
- Advanced research methods
EUR track: Global flows, local dilemmas and glocal answers
- Urban issues, culture and crime
- Corporate and white-collar crime
- Organised Crime
- Migration, multiculturalism and radicalisation (Common Studies Session)
UGhent track: European Union criminal policy and justice in context
- Advanced European Criminal Policy
- Advanced European and International Asylum and Migration Law and Policy
- Critical Criminology and the Criminal Justice System I (Common Studies Session)
- Two elective courses from list below:
– Organised Crime
– Sexual Offending, Prostitution and Human Trafficking
– Financial and Economic Crime
– Cybercrime, Technology and Surveillance
UKENT track: Border crossing – theory, culture, power and the global
- Three elective courses from list below:
– Critical and Global Criminology
– Cultural Criminology
– Prisons and Penal Policy
– Race, Difference and Belonging
– Terrorism and Modern Society
– One course includes (Common Studies Session)
Semester 3: Preparing and doing research
- Research module I: Where the local meets the global
- Research module II: European Union criminal policy and justice in context
- Research module III: Global discourse and narratives of crime
- Research module IV: Power relations and abuse of power
Semester 4: Writing the Master’s thesis
- Master’s thesis
- Presentation
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