CrIme anD sOCIety - und Sozialwissenschaften

Crime and
Soci e t y
obj ectives
What We Offer
Du ration / Degree
Questions concerning deviance & social norms, crime & po­
litics, the governance of security & the safeguarding of hu­
man rights are pressing issues of our times at the interface
of social, legal, domestic, and foreign policy as well as those
between education, social work, and public policy.
The Master‘s Degree Programme in International Criminology
(M.A.) at the University of Hamburg offers the opportunity to
study criminology as an independent, socioscientific subject; the
programme is the first one of its kind in Ger­ma­ny to date. The con­
secutive M.A. programme comprises 120 credits and is a full-time
course of study. Approximately 30 students are accepted into the
programme each year.
The programme is a 4-semester, full-time course of study (with
an option for part-time studies).
Cou rse Pro gramme
•Completed university or college degree in Sociology, Psycholo­
gy, Education, Human Medicine, Law, or another subject rela­
ted to the study of criminology, at least at the B.A. or applied
science degree level.
The Master‘s Degree Programme in International Criminolo­
gy teaches students the subject-specific theoretical and
methodological skills needed for a profession in the field of
criminology, particularly in research and teaching, and for at­
taining executive, management and planning positions in all
areas related to criminology.
The programme has a modular course structure, and focuses on
four thematic areas: „Basic Principles of Punishment“, „Policing“,
„International Criminal and Security Policy“, and „Cultural and
Visual Criminology“, with several courses on each subject offered
every semester. In addition to the basic principles (e.g. history of
criminology, introduction to criminology, theories of criminolo­
gy), the programme also covers research skills (quantitative and
qualitative methods of empirical social research) and in-depth
interdisciplinary knowledge (basic principles of criminal law, so­
ciological perspectives, forensics, conflict resolution). It also inclu­
des courses and modules that specifically address current social
developments and serve as a basis for empirical and theoretical
analyses of selected topics in the field of criminology.
Degree: Master of Arts (M.A.) with the option to subsequently
enter a doctorate programme.
admission requ i rements/
selection criteria
•Proficiency in English.
•Prior academic experience and interest in criminology-related
topics are desired.
For detailed information, please visit:
www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/ma-internationale-kriminologie
Additional features of the programme:
•Small classes and groups
•Intensive support and counseling for individual research and
master‘s theses
•Interdisciplinary approach to teaching und research
•Practical internship
•Opportunity for a semester abroad, participation in European
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Application process:
You may apply online via the STiNE Studies Infonet (www.stine.
uni-hamburg.de) or send your application by postal mail to the
admissions committee.
For more information on the application process, please visit:
www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/ma-internationale-kriminologie
Subject-specific academic advising
E-Mail: [email protected]
www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/studienbuero-sowi
Application period:
1 June to 15 July.
Admission and start of programme:
Every winter semester; there are a limited number of admissions
to the programme (approx. 30 students a year).
Orientation:
Before the semester and lecture period begin, there is a two-day
orientation and introduction to the programme to assist students
in planning their schedule and course of study.
Tuition and fees:
Semester tuition (includes „semester ticket“ student transit pass)
in the amount of € 288.00.
Fachbereich
Erziehungswissenschaften
(School of Education, Psychology
and Human Movement)
Von-Melle-Park 8 / VMP 8
Regionales
Rechenzentrum
(Computer Center)
Schlüterstraße 10 / RRZ
HALLERSTR.
U-Bahn
Hallerstraße
Fachbereich
Sozialwissenschaften
(Department of Social Sciences)
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(Departments of Economics and
Business Administration)
Von-Melle-Park 5 / VMP 5
I n ter n at i o n a l
C r i m i n o l og y
D epartment o f s o c i al sc i ences
Institute for Criminological Research
Allendeplatz 1, 20146 Hamburg
Germany
Office:
Tel. +49 (0)40 42838-3329
Fax +49 (0)40 42838-2328
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„Philosophenturm“
(Department of Philosophy)
Von-Melle-Park 6 / VMP 6
General academic advising services and applications
University of Hamburg – CampusCenter
Alsterterrasse 1, 20354 Hamburg
Germany
Tel. +49 (0)40 42838-7000
www.uni-hamburg.de/campuscenter
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Sozialökonomie
(Department of Socio Economics)
Von-Melle-Park 9 / VMP 9
University of Hamburg / Universität Hamburg
School of Business, Economics and Social Sciences
Department of Social Sciences
Allendeplatz 1, 20146 Hamburg
Germany
www.wiso.uni-hamburg.de/sozialwissenschaften
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Universitätsbibliothek
(National and
University Library)
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Uni-Hauptgebäude
(Main University Building)
Edmund-SiemersAllee 1 / ESA 1
Wirtschaftsund
School ofFakultät
Business,
Economics
Sozialwissenschaften
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