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33 PhD programmes in Criminal Law

Criminology and Criminal Justice Bangor University
4,4(84)Bangor, United Kingdom Top 8% in WorldwideThe School provides a stimulating and supportive environment for postgraduate training. The emphasis is on small groups, close working relationships between students and supervisors, and development towards full professional participation in the subject area. The Criminology and Criminal Justice programme is offered at Bangor University.

Law Universidade Nova de Lisboa - NOVA School of Law
4,1(64)Lisbon, PortugalThe Law programme at Universidade Nova de Lisboa is a four-year programme leading to a PhD degree in law. The Programme comprises a taught component (over three semesters) where advanced legal studies are carried out with an interdisciplinary focus.

Law University of West London
4,4(66)London, United KingdomThis Law ccourse from the University of West London provides a lively and stimulating research environment, attracting students from all over the world.

Law and Criminology Sheffield Hallam University
4,3(74)Sheffield, United Kingdom Top 20% in WorldwideUndertake a period of intensive, supervised study – where you critically investigate and evaluate an approved topic and make an original contribution to knowledge at Sheffield Hallam University, the Law and Criminology Group

Crime, Policy and Security London Metropolitan University
4,2(106)Online Top 20% in WorldwideThis Crime, Policy and Security phd course at London Metropolitan University make a difference to the criminal justice, national and international security sectors, while having the opportunity to enhance your career.

Law University of York
4,2(99)York, United Kingdom Top 3% in WorldwideThe Law PhD programme from University of York was ranked joint first for the excellence of its research outputs in Times Higher Education's ranking of the 2014 Research Excellence Framework.

Law Queen Mary University of London
4,1(110)London, United Kingdom Top 2% in WorldwideThe Law programme of the Queen Mary University of London is one of the largest in the UK, with more than 120 research students.

Juris Doctor The Colleges of Law
Santa Barbara, United States +1Through the Juris Doctor (J.D.) programme from The Colleges of Law, students develop the practical, theoretical, and cultural skills needed to become “citizen lawyers,” practicing a tireless commitment to their clients, communities, and the justice system.

Juris Doctor (Hybrid) The Colleges of Law
Ventura, United StatesThe innovative Juris Doctor (Hybrid) programme from The Colleges of Law — one of only a few in the country—offers students a comprehensive understanding of law through a revolutionary legal education model that emphasizes practical skills, active learning, and flexible scheduling. The law school is online and only meets in person 30% of the time.
Juris Doctor Suffolk University
4,8(4)Boston, United StatesOutstanding lawyers need cutting-edge practical skills to succeed in a rapidly changing world. We offer a Juris Doctor degree at the Suffolk University.
Criminology and Criminal Justice University of Nevada, Las Vegas
4,0(21)Las Vegas, United States Top 15% in WorldwideThe Criminology and Criminal Justice program from University of Nevada, Las Vegas will prepare students for research, teaching, and professional employment at universities, research institutes, and criminal justice related agencies — including, governmental agencies, related non-profit agencies, public policy institutes, and the private sector.
Law Oxford Brookes University
4,2(65)Oxford, United Kingdom Top 15% in WorldwideThe School of Law at Oxford Brookes University comprises a number of research groups, supporting our doctoral students and encouraging wide participation both through our partnerships with other research groups, and our busy programme of conferences, research events and lectures.
Law, Policing, and Criminal Justice Canterbury Christ Church University
4,1(23)Canterbury, United KingdomThe Law, Policing, and Criminal Justice programme offered by Canterbury Christ Church University develops expertise in legal systems, public safety, and justice processes.
Law (Three Year) University at Buffalo
4,4(38)Buffalo, United States Top 5% in WorldwideThe School of Law at the University at Buffalo is one of only a few law schools located on an international border, and, offers a degree in Law (Three Year).
Law London School of Economics and Political Science
4,3(71)London, United Kingdom Top 2% in WorldwideAdvanced legal research with LSE Law's PhD programme, supervised by leading scholars, immersed in a vibrant community, and offering comprehensive training. Learn more at the Law programme from London School of Economics and Political Science.
Criminal Law University of Auckland
3,8(21)Auckland, New Zealand Top 2% in WorldwideThe Criminal Law programme from University of Auckland is a premier, comprehensive three-year postgraduate degree that equips students for a diverse array of legal careers.
Criminal Justice - Public Management and Leadership Walden University
4,4(15)OnlineWhether you aspire to be a leader or a teacher in the criminal justice arena, this Ph.D. in Criminal Justice - Public Management and Leadership program from Walden University can prepare you with the skills you need for career advancement.
Juridical Science Shanghai Jiao Tong University
3,8(8)Shanghai, China Top 1% in WorldwideThe Doctor of Juridical Science program at Shanghai Jiao Tong University provides a unique opportunity for outstanding international law graduates to study at the KoGuan Law School. Students with outstanding academic credentials are welcome to apply to our S.J.D. program.
Criminal Justice - Justice Administration Walden University
4,4(15)OnlineWhether you aspire to be a leader or a teacher in the criminal justice arena, this Ph.D. in Criminal Justice - Justice Administration program from Walden University can prepare you with the skills you need for career advancement.
History of Crime, Policing and Criminal Justice The Open University UK
4,2(157)Milton Keynes, United Kingdom Top 15% in WorldwideWithin the History discipline at The Open University UK a specific research group is devoted to the study of criminal justice history: the Centre for the History of Crime, Policing and Criminal Justice.