Applications for the upcoming programme 2025-2027 opens in January 2025. Applications before that month will not be taken into consideration. Application deadline (EEA)Programme 2025/2027: 30
The Erasmus School of Law is honoured to announce that its IMARC (International Master’s in Advanced Research in Criminology) programme has been selected as an
This international programme, which started at EUR in 1984, has now grown into a three-day conference in which students, PhD candidates and lecturers from 16
The fifth edition of the online 24-hour conference on organized crime, organized by the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime, will take place on October
Next to your faculty’s orientation programme, the Eureka Week – the official introduction week of Erasmus University Rotterdam, and ESN’s Introduction DaysOpens external, the International Office offers orientation activities
Jill Stigter, graduated at the International Master’s in Advanced Research in Criminology (IMARC), was awarded the Han Entzinger Award for the best Master thesis on migration and
Hello, and nice to meet you! We are a small team of International Master’s in Advanced Research in Criminology (IMARC) students. Besides our editorial, technical and social media roles, we also contribute to the blog. Our interests vary widely, but can all be combined in Deviance Incubator. You can contact us all via email: devianceincubator@outlook.com
Due to its structure, IMARC offers the opportunity to conduct research for a full year on a subject that interests you. I think I acquired important skills, which are still of a great value.
Nina Eggens
I was looking for a master’s program to specialize in security issues, and I am so glad I opted IMARC. It was instrumental in expanding my criminological expertise, research skills and personal growth.
Majsa Storbeck
“Over the course, I could learn a lot from highly skilled professors. The program provides a close experience with them, and it is a unique opportunity to learn closely with professionals with deep research experience.
Fernando Palazzo
The International Master’s in Advanced Research in Criminology (IMARC) is the only existing 2-year programme in criminology that focuses on border crossing, security and social justice. IMARC is a collaborative programme offered by two different universities in Europe.
International mobility
Intercultural exchange
Theoretical and practical perspectives on border crossing, security and social justice
A double degree: EUR + Ghent University.
Courses connected to scientific research of the highest quality
Connections with organisations in the field such as governmental bodies, NGO’s and corporate organizations
Specialisation: tracks at the Erasmus University Rotterdam (the Netherlands) and University of Ghent (Belgium).
Participation in international conferences twice a year with students from other universities (Common Study Sessions)
After successfully finishing IMARC you will have 2 Master of Science degrees. With an IMARC diploma, you are a highly trained professional with criminological expertise, advanced analytical skills, and an international outlook.
To engage our network partners in the development of the IMARC programme, we organised a Network meeting, held in Rotterdam in May 2018. This video was recorded in that time and does not reflect the current state of affairs.
| Programme name | International Master’s in Advanced Research in Criminology |
|---|---|
Instruction language | English |
Level | Master (MSc) |
Universities | The Erasmus University Rotterdam, Erasmus School of Law, Criminology Department The University of Ghent, Department of Criminal Law and Criminology |
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