Bachelor of Engineering [B.Eng] [Electrical and Mechanical Engineering] From University of Strathclyde

We cover the principles of collecting, analysing and reporting on qualitative and quantitative data whilst also taking account of ethics, reliability and validity. YouÕll critically examine the theoretical foundations that underpin criminology and socio-legal research, as well as exploring issues with comparative research and developing an understanding of the relationship between criminology research and policymaking.

The course is recognised by the Economic and Social Research Council and is supported by staff from the Scottish Centre for Crime and Criminal Justice Research Ð a multi-university body with international influence and links to academics, policymakers and practitioners around the world.