Criminology Careers Event - Criminology Careers Event - Work For Social Justice
When:
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Venue:
Birkbeck Main Building, Malet Street
Book your place for the 2018 Criminology Careers Event, organised by the Department of Criminology, Birkbeck.
Please note that this event is open only to current Criminology students at Birkbeck.
Confirmed Speakers:
Liz Kullmann DPhil Candidate in Criminology, Centre for Criminology, University of Oxford
Liz is undertaking ESRC-funded DPhil research that explores how penal power is being used as a tool for strengthening national sovereignty in England & Wales. Additionally, Liz is involved in developing a video blog series for Border Criminologies with the aim of disseminating academic research to a wider audience.
Richard Sen MSc Criminal Justice Policy, London School of Economics (LSE) & Research Assistant, Institute for Criminal Policy Research (ICPR)
Richard recently completed an MSc in Criminal Justice Policy at LSE and is employed as a research assistant at the ICPR to assist with a study on the enablers of organised fraud and money laundering (2016-2018). His research interests lie in cultural criminology, particularly the graffiti writing subculture.
Daniel Smith MSc Criminal Justice Policy, London School of Economics (part time) & Applications Engineer, IO Integrations (full time)
Daniel recently completed LSE’s MSc Criminal Justice Policy programme, while also continuing his decade-long career in IT-related consultancy, development and implementations. Linking his professional and academic interests in the social aspects of computing and criminology, he intends to explore the deprivation of digital communication among prisoners.
About Criminology Careers Events
Criminology Careers Events introduce students to criminology related employers and the opportunities and challenges involved in developing a career path. Events cover:
- The practicalities of developing a career, from work experience to recruitment.
- Themes relevant to criminology research and teaching, from criminal justice policy and practice to social and racial justice.
Each session lasts 90 minutes, and involves short talks from a panel of professionals who explain how they arrived at their current role. There is opportunity for group Q&A as well as informal 1-1 time with speakers. Events are an opportunity to socialise with peers in the department. Refreshments and snacks are provided. Find out more here.
This event is open to the public and free to attend however booking is required via this page. We kindly request that if you are unable to attend that you cancel your booking in order to allow others to attend.
Latecomers to the event are not guaranteed entry. Please be advised that photographs may be taken at the event.
Please contact us if you have any access requirements. See here for further details of accessibility at Birkbeck venues. Food and drink may be served at this event. Please contact us if you have any allergies that we may need to consider.
Contact name:
School of Law, Birkbeck