The MSc Social Research and Policy is designed to help you develop into a professional researcher, ready for an independent career in business, the charity sector, public administration, academia, creative industries, and media. #socialresearch #policy https://t.co/pMH9laxF3K

The MSc Applied Criminology & Forensic Psychology is delivered with our psychology department and it will help you develop a range of enquiring, analytical, and practical skills benefitting you as a practitioner or researcher. #criminology #forensicpsych https://t.co/4G9WY4Qa8m

The MSc Crime and Justice in Practice focuses on real-world practice in criminal, restorative, and transformative justice, helping you develop a critical understanding of the role and impact of applied justice policy and research. #criminology #zemiology https://t.co/s05yu1CzLA

Did you know? We now offer 3 #masters degrees as part of our subject area's masters suite: criminology, joint criminology and forensic psychology, and social research. All 3 programmes focus on applied learning and offer an optional work placement 💼 Check out the info below 👇

Our paper #influence #policing is available now as an advance article from the British Journal of #Criminology. A convenient summary from @JohnnyHistone below. You can get the full article open-access here:

🚀📕Hybrid Book Launch of 'The Barlinnie Special Unit: Art, Punishment and Innovation'. Join Kirstin Anderson @Kir_Anderson on 31 Oct, 3pm at @UofGlasgow or online. All welcome https://t.co/yR5WtWl8I1

Keep also an eye out for our @EdinburghNapier prize nominees, with @FraSoliman having been nominated for the BSC Criminology Book Prize, and @eclayto3 for the Brian Williams Prize for best criminological article. See you all at #BSC2024

Finally, throughout the conference, @FraSoliman's photo "Silent Witness", shortlisted for the BSC Photo Competition in the category "Criminology in the Future", will be displayed at reception in the main conference venue and in the Creative Methods Tent

Also at 10:05 in Executive Room B (TIC) @DrRebeccaFoster will join @Cara_J_Says, @AnnaKotovaOx and Francesca Pilotto for a panel on "Constructing and maintaining family life through prison walls"

On Friday 12 July at 10:05am in Conference Room 2 (TIC), @eclayto3 will present "The Modern Studies Project: Building a Community of Practice between Modern Studies Teachers and Learners and Criminology HE in Scotland"

At 1:50 in TL324 (Learning & Teaching), @jimwatsonMBA will present "The experience of living with lived experience"

At 11am in room TL455, @FraSoliman will join Martha O’Carroll, @s_golightley, @SarahAinGlasgow and Betsy Barkas for a roundtable on "Carceral power and state violence in ‘caring states’"

On Thursday 11 July, bright and early at 8:30 in room TL324 (Learning & Teaching), @DrCHaddow will take us through "Building Community and Enhancing Belonging Through Assessment and Feedback: A Roadmap for Assessment Design in Criminology"

Meanwhile, at 2:30pm in Executive Room A (TIC), @eclayto3 will discuss findings from "The INTERACT Project: Exploration of how diverse communities experience the digitisation of police contact across dimensions of procedural justice"

Also at 2:30pm in Conference Room 6 (TIC) @FraSoliman will present "Raptor persecution in Scotland: towards a green zemiological analysis"

At 2:30pm in TL324 (Learning & Teaching), @ajwooff will present a paper on "Police custody in rural Scotland: Negotiating boundaries, risk and organisational change", followed by @jgmbuchan on "Covid-19, Communities and Policing: Service Abstraction and the Persistence of Place"

The main conference opens on Wednesday 10 July, and at 12:10 you will find @sarahanderson26 in Conference Room 4 (TIC) presenting "‘I just want to live a normal life filled with interesting problems’; Exploring identity reconciliation in desistance from cyber-dependent crime"

At 3:15pm at the Insight Institute @FraSoliman and @JohnnyHistone will lead a plenary session on "Theorising criminology at a time of transition" https://t.co/TXQ6xw05jl

Also at 11am, in room TL652, Dundee-based (but Napier-co-supervised) @jimwatsonMBA will be presenting "The Legitimacy of Prison Inspection in Scotland: The perspective of prisoners" during Panel G: Imprisonment and incarceration https://t.co/EYwDfHgOlI

First up, at the PGR conference on 9 July, at 11:00am in room TL560 @igagumulinska will present "Surveilling the surveilled: Ethical implications of conducting research with activist groups exposed to surveillance" during Panel B: Methods in transition https://t.co/jV2uJm6gNP