The School of Criminology is an academic institution dedicated to the study of crime, criminal behavior, and the criminal justice system. Its primary aims are to equip criminology students with a comprehensive understanding of the various aspects of crime and the criminal justice system. It seeks to develop their analytical and critical thinking skills, enabling them to assess and address issues related to criminal behavior and justice effectively. The school aims to provide students with practical and theoretical knowledge through a blend of coursework, research opportunities, and field experiences. It also strives to prepare students for diverse careers in law enforcement, corrections, legal fields, and policy-making. Ultimately, the goal is to foster knowledgeable and ethical professionals who can contribute to reducing crime and enhancing the justice system. Overall, the School of Criminology seeks to contribute to a safer and more just society through education, research, and policy advocacy.
Our vision is to cultivate a new generation of criminologists who are innovative thinkers, ethical leaders, and passionate advocates for justice. We aspire to transform the landscape of criminal justice through groundbreaking research, inclusive education, and impactful community partnerships.
Our mission is to illuminate the complexities of crime through rigorous research and innovative education, empowering students to become transformative leaders in justice and public safety. We strive to cultivate a diverse community of critical thinkers dedicated to advancing knowledge, influencing policy, and fostering a safer, more equitable society.
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