Program Overview

Master in Criminology and Security Policies

The Master in Criminology and Security Policies is a first-level master's program offered by the University of Bari Aldo Moro. The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of criminology and security policies, with a focus on theoretical and practical aspects.

Program Details

• Academic Year: 2019/2020
• Cost: 1600,00 + 4,13 (insurance contribution) + 54,00 (admission contribution) + 16,00 (stamp duty)
• Single Module Fee: 400,00
• Proposing Structure: Department of Political Science
• Level: First-level master
• Credits: 60 CFU
• Duration: Annual - 1,500 hours
• Attendance/Distance: In-person
• Number of Participants: Minimum 15 - maximum 60 (maximum 10 for single module enrollment)

Admission and Enrollment

• Application Period: January 20, 2020 - February 28, 2020
• Admission Requirements: As specified in the call for applications
• Enrollment Period: May 26, 2020 - June 2, 2020

Program Content

The program covers a range of topics related to criminology and security policies, including theoretical foundations, research methods, and practical applications.

Examination and Final Project

• Examination Sessions: Scheduled throughout the academic year
• Final Project: Students are required to complete a final project under the supervision of a faculty member

Coordination

• Program Coordinator: Prof. Giuseppe Campesi
• Department: Department of Political Science
• Contact: Via Suppa, 9 - Bari (Note: Contact details have been removed as per instructions)

Additional Information

• Regulations: The program is governed by the regulations of the University of Bari Aldo Moro
• Scholarships: A limited number of scholarships are available for eligible students
• International Opportunities: The program may offer opportunities for international mobility and collaboration

Frequently Asked Questions

• General Information: For general information about the program, please refer to the university's website or contact the program coordinator
• Admissions: For information about admissions, please refer to the call for applications or contact the admissions office
• Course Content: For information about course content, please refer to the program's website or contact the program coordinator

Archive

• Previous Academic Years: Information about previous academic years is available on the university's website
• Program Updates: Updates about the program are published on the university's website and social media channels

Research and Collaboration

• Research Areas: The program covers a range of research areas related to criminology and security policies
• Collaborations: The program collaborates with national and international institutions and organizations in the field of criminology and security policies

Student Services

• Academic Support: The university offers academic support services to students, including tutoring and mentoring
• Career Services: The university's career services provide support to students in their career development and job search

University Services

• Library: The university's library provides access to a range of resources, including books, journals, and databases
• IT Services: The university's IT services provide support to students in the use of technology and digital tools

International Students

• Admissions: International students are eligible to apply for the program
• Support Services: The university offers support services to international students, including language support and cultural orientation

Alumni

• Alumni Network: The university has an alumni network that provides opportunities for graduates to connect with each other and with the university
• Career Opportunities: Graduates of the program have gone on to pursue a range of career opportunities in the field of criminology and security policies.