Criminology Summer School
Criminology examines the nature, causes, and control of criminal behavior, meaning that criminologists can contribute significantly to justice and public safety. With Immerse Education’s Criminology Summer Programmes, you’ll cover criminological theories, criminal justice systems, and forensic science to build a solid foundation. Through case studies, fieldwork, and interactive lectures, you’ll develop investigative, analytical, and critical thinking skills crucial for criminology.
Guided by experienced criminologists and customized to your interests, the course covers various aspects of criminology and justice, helping you identify areas of specialization. Expert guidance and personalized feedback will support your development in the field of criminology.
- Ages: 16-18
- Duration: 2 weeks
- Class size: 7-10 students
- Locations: Cambridge
Where Do We Offer Criminology?
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University Preparation
Offers a deep dive into specific academic fields, providing an unparalleled insight into university-level study. Suitable for high school students considering university studies in a particular area.
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What to Expect in a Criminology Programme
Our In-person Programmes May Include
1-on-1 Tutoring
Group Workshops
Personal Research Project
Expert Seminars
Day Excursions
Certificate of Achievement
Meet Some of Our Criminology Tutors
Benjamin F
Tutor
Ifeoluwa O
Tutor
What Do Our Alumni Have to Say?
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The Immerse Education Difference
Top university placement
Our students end up in top universities: Including Oxford, NYU, Cambridge, Harvard, Imperial College London, University of Toronto, MIT, and many more.
Safe & secure environment
The safety and well-being of our participants is our number one priority, and all staff undergo enhanced background checks and receive thorough safeguarding training.
Accreditations, awards & partnerships
We are accredited with Aegis and BAC, and won, Queens Award for Enterprises, British Youth Travel, Best Educational product finalist, and Educational Investor Award 2023.
Post-programme benefits
Including access to membership benefits and events from partners, life-time access to learning opportunities via the Immerse alumni network, live events, exclusive offers from our partners.
Our expert mentors
All mentors on our programmes are past/current students at Oxford or Cambridge University All of our support staff are background-checked and receive training in providing an unforgettable experience for every Immerse student.
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Criminology Summer School FAQs
What is an Criminology programme and why is it important to study?
What is Criminology? Immerse™ Criminology courses explore criminal behaviour analysis, forensic science, justice systems, and sociological factors. You’ll acquire the practical skills necessary for studying crime.
Why Study Criminology? It delves into societal issues. With evolving crime dynamics and increasingly polemicised discussions about justice systems, it offers opportunities to innovate, conduct crucial research, and shape the future of law enforcement and social justice. You’ll prepare for a dynamic career
in emerging fields of criminal justice.
What career prospects are available for Criminology graduates?
Immerse™ Economics programmes give participants a comprehensive look at the challenging worlds of micro and macroeconomics explored in a typical undergraduate Economics degree.
Why is it important to study Economics? Economics shapes global markets, policies, and societies’ well-being. From analysing supply and demand to addressing income inequality, economics influences decision-making on local and global scales. By studying Economics, you gain insights into shaping economic systems and addressing societal challenges.
What courses does Immerse Offer for Criminology?
Immerse™ Economics programmes give participants a comprehensive look at the challenging worlds of micro and macroeconomics explored in a typical undergraduate Economics degree.
Why is it important to study Economics? Economics shapes global markets, policies, and societies’ well-being. From analysing supply and demand to addressing income inequality, economics influences decision-making on local and global scales. By studying Economics, you gain insights into shaping economic systems and addressing societal challenges.
What skills, experience, or prior learning do I need for the Criminology course?
Immerse™ Economics programmes give participants a comprehensive look at the challenging worlds of micro and macroeconomics explored in a typical undergraduate Economics degree.
Why is it important to study Economics? Economics shapes global markets, policies, and societies’ well-being. From analysing supply and demand to addressing income inequality, economics influences decision-making on local and global scales. By studying Economics, you gain insights into shaping economic systems and addressing societal challenges.
What topics will I study that are related to the Criminology course?
Immerse™ Economics programmes give participants a comprehensive look at the challenging worlds of micro and macroeconomics explored in a typical undergraduate Economics degree.
Why is it important to study Economics? Economics shapes global markets, policies, and societies’ well-being. From analysing supply and demand to addressing income inequality, economics influences decision-making on local and global scales. By studying Economics, you gain insights into shaping economic systems and addressing societal challenges.
What kind of participants are best suited for the Criminology course?
Immerse™ Economics programmes give participants a comprehensive look at the challenging worlds of micro and macroeconomics explored in a typical undergraduate Economics degree.
Why is it important to study Economics? Economics shapes global markets, policies, and societies’ well-being. From analysing supply and demand to addressing income inequality, economics influences decision-making on local and global scales. By studying Economics, you gain insights into shaping economic systems and addressing societal challenges.
How does Immerse Education support ESL learners in their programmes?
Immerse Education integrates Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) to support ESL students. This approach combines academic content with language development, ensuring that students improve their English proficiency while engaging with subject-specific material. Our experienced tutors use a variety of techniques to enhance understanding and language acquisition. Additionally, they provide personalised feedback and support to help students master subject-specific terminology.
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