Research theme Crime, Media and Culture

Critical studies of crime and control at two levels, as experienced in local cultures, and as felt and understood in different forms of globalised media and communications More

Research theme Globalisation, Transnational Crime and Control

Critical studies of the effects of globalisation on crime, social harm, criminal justice, and crime control. More

Research theme Criminal Justice Policy, Social Change and Exclusion

Critical studies of the effects of social change on such problems as criminality, social and legal exclusion, and responses in crime policy, criminal justice, human rights policy and crime control. More

Research theme Human Rights and International Security

Critical studies of the impacts of terrorism and migration on security policy More

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The Doctorate in Cultural and Global Criminology is a three-year interdisciplinary, collaborative PhD programme funded by the European Union as an Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate and recognised as delivering training of outstanding quality. The PhD programme combines the expertise and strengths of four universities with established reputations in the field.

What?

Find out about the DCGC programme or download the DCGC brochure.

Who?

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How?

Find out how to apply for the DCGC programme.

Announcements

Application for 2015 Erasmus Mundus fellowships now closed. Externally-funded applicants may still apply and should contact the consortium directly.
Deadline for 2016 Erasmus Mundus fellowships: January 2016.