COURSE CURRICULUM

The MA in Criminal and Corporate Investigations and Intelligence is structured around a series of core modules that build advanced academic, professional, and investigative expertise. Academic Development (20 credits) introduces students to essential research and employability skills, supporting engagement with the program and preparation for independent study. Organisational Vulnerabilities and Solutions (20 credits) examines the role of investigations and intelligence in managing threats, focusing on practical approaches to risk and business continuity. Cybercrime and Digital Criminality (20 credits) explores theories of cybercrime, its impact on individuals and organisations, and investigative techniques for intelligence gathering in digital spaces. Investigations and Intelligence (30 credits) develops advanced investigative skills and provides opportunities for decision-making practice in simulated scenarios. Transnational Organised Crime and Terrorism (20 credits) offers insights into the governance, structures, and methods of global criminal and terrorist networks, highlighting their impact on corporate and criminal spheres. Ethical Leadership in Investigations and Intelligence (30 credits) focuses on developing leadership styles, values, and ethical decision-making for professional practice. The program concludes with a Major Project (40 credits), where students undertake an independent research study in their chosen area, applying their accumulated skills to produce impactful work relevant to investigations and intelligence practice.