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The course was one of the first to take an internationally comparative perspective across a broad range of criminology and criminal justice issues and was the first course of this kind to gain ESRC recognition. It consists of a generic research module for training in qualitative and quantitative research methods in the Social Sciences, specialised training in Applied Research Criminology and a module on international case studies in Criminology, which allows students to incorporate their particular research interests and areas of enquiry in comparative criminological and criminal justice research.

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Students will study a broad spectrum of topics including; crime, organisations and administrations in the field of criminal justice, the social causes and consequences of crime, social change and social structures, culture and identity and related issues. Compulsory modules: The Research Process; Key Issues in Crime and Justice; International Case Studies in Criminology.

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This MA offers an exceptional combination of excellent training in social research methods and applied social policy. The course is designed to provide students with a broad range of advanced research skills, policy analysis skills and an ability to apply their research knowledge in policy settings at local, national and international levels.

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Women's Studies draws on many disciplines, including sociology, literature, history, psychology and politics, and is accessible to students whose previous academic backgrounds are in any area. Compulsory modules: Gender, Equality and Diversity; Theory into Action; Research Methods.

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The course will develop advanced and specialist knowledge and skills including social policy, community research and theories of culture. The programme also addresses a broad range of social work areas, such as a comparative study of social work in other European countries.

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The overall objective is to provide a programme which satisfies the requirements of the Care Council ?Framework for the Degree in Social Work in Wales? (2012).

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Research in Criminology and Criminal Justice at Bangor is focussed on comparative study at a number of cross-cultural levels: national, international and rural-urban comparisons are three of the most important ways in which comparative criminological work is undertaken.

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Students may specialise in specific aspects of European culture - historical, cinematic, literary, cultural or interdisciplinary. Semester 1: research methods; modes of critical theory.

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Research topics include a wide range of subjects on translation theory; history and practice covering most European languages (German; French; Spanish; Italian); certain topics are particularly relevant; these include: Translation and minority languages (Welsh; Galician; and Catalan contexts); translation and gender; sociological approaches to translation practice and contexts; translation and ideology; or translation and the creative industries (journalism; film; media; and creative writing).

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Research areas include: 20th and 21st century Italian fiction; postmodernism; memory and history in contemporary fiction; representation of space and the image of the city in Italian fiction; representations of childhood.

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