Research and Innovation

School of Health and Society

Criminal Justice

Led by Criminologists the theme brings together researchers active in the broad field of deviance, crime and criminal justice to exchange ideas, work collaboratively and share our research with fellow academics, students, practitioners and policy makers. Current members represent a wide range of disciplines including, but not limited to, criminology, sociology, social policy, social work, policing studies, psychology, health, alcohol and drug studies, computer sciences, arts and media, nursing and law. The Criminal Justice theme has enabled members to collaborate on research projects, academic writing, and CPD work. We also deliver the MSc. Criminal Justice Process

Click below to view research projects related to this research theme:

Constructive connections: building resilience of families affected by the criminal justice system
Societal Impact of Covid-19 



Evaluation of Camden Early Help Family Group Conference Service 

Autism and the Criminal Justice System

Children’s Experiences of Crime in Britain Survey
Constructive Working with Young Adults
 Perverse impact of performance measures on policing
Societal Impact of Covid-19