The MSc International Criminal Justice and Intelligence at the University of Portsmouth is designed for aspiring professionals seeking to understand and combat complex global security challenges. You will explore criminal justice systems and intelligence practices from an international perspective, critically evaluating diverse approaches to crime control, punishment, and intelligence gathering across different jurisdictions. This postgraduate degree is ideal for individuals aiming to develop expertise in areas such as international criminal law, human rights, and the management of criminal intelligence, preparing you for impactful roles in a constantly evolving global landscape.
You will study this Master's degree full-time on campus over 16 months, engaging with core modules like Criminal Justice in a Global Context, Managing Intelligence, and Research Methods, alongside optional subjects such as Dangerous Offenders and Vulnerable Victims or Global Advances in Wildlife Crime Investigation. Your learning culminates in a significant Dissertation/Major Project, allowing you to undertake in-depth research or an applied work-based project. Upon graduation, you will be equipped with advanced analytical, research, and management skills, ready to pursue careers in national and international law enforcement, intelligence agencies, government bodies, and intergovernmental organisations.