Posted by Michael in Criminology on September 18, 2017
As students prepare for the start of a new academic year, here are four books that I would recommend UOL Criminology students consider purchasing to help them get the most out of their degree: Criminology by Tim Newburn One of my lecturers described this book as the ‘Bible of criminology’. At almost 1,100 […]
Posted in Dissertation, Distance Learning, Essay, Exams, Postgraduate Study, Reseach, Studying | Tagged books, Leicester University, textbooks, timekeeping, university of leicester |
Posted by Michael in Criminology on September 3, 2017
I read an article a few weeks ago that I cannot stop thinking about. It concerns the closure of police stations. Here’s the link: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4764324/40-police-stations-close-violent-crime-surges.html For those who do not wish to read it, the article summarises that 40 per cent of police stations have been closed over […]
Posted in Money, News | Tagged BBC News, criminology, Daily Mail, Leicester University, news, Police
Posted by Michael in Criminology on August 23, 2017
Hello everyone! My name is Michael and I’m the student Blogger for Criminology for the 2017/18 academic year. For more information about me, please read my bio. I’m going to use the rest of this first post to tell you what you can expect from my blog this academic year, and why you should […]
Posted in Future, Studying | Tagged Leicester University, planning, studying
Posted by David in Criminology on December 16, 2016
I have never been a blogger before – in any context. I applied to a University of Leicester ad’ to do this for one year and I have enjoyed it as a new experience. Soon, they will be looking for a new Distance Learning Criminology blogger. Have a think about applying, it can be fun […]
Posted in Distance Learning | Tagged academic, careers, criminology, dissertation, distance learning, leicester, Leicester University, Mature Students, university of leicester
Posted by David in Criminology on August 15, 2016
In the UK we are enjoying some really warm weather, isn’t it great. You need fewer clothes, less baggage and it makes you feel so good. But doesn’t it alter people’s behaviour. Just today I saw two guys about to fight each other following a road rage incident. Would that have happened in cooler weather? […]
Posted in Studying | Tagged academic, city, criminology, culture, distance learning, Leicester University, Mature Students, Study Abroad, travelling
Posted by David in Criminology on May 18, 2016
Is Leicester the latest global city? Studying Criminology by Distance Learning through the University of Leicester enables networking by a range of students based in a range of places. Fellow students are involved with: the military; the police (Internationally and in the UK); in probation services; in security services and also one helicopter pilot. Not to […]
Posted in Distance Learning | Tagged academic, criminology, distance learning, employment, future, jobs, leicester, Leicester University, Mature Students, student life, Study Abroad, travelling, university of leicester
Posted by David in Criminology on April 11, 2016
Have you seen how big some of those academic books are? Have you seen the price of some of them? How can I be expected to carry those around? If my university is in Leicester, how can I get copies? Guys, seriously, don’t worry! Not all academic books are that large! Once you are used […]
Posted in Distance Learning | Tagged academic, criminology, distance learning, essays, leicester, Leicester University, Mature Students, studying, university of leicester
Posted by David in Criminology on March 6, 2016
When I worked in an office or on site, one of the bonuses was being able to work from home whenever possible. What freedom! No commuting, no struggling through the inclement weather, no excuses for being late. My commute at that time was up to five hours per day – so that time became work […]
Posted in Distance Learning | Tagged academic, Accommodation, criminology, distance learning, employment, leicester, Leicester University, Mature Students, student life, Study Abroad, studying, working
Posted by David in Criminology on February 12, 2016
As a Distance Leaning student there is no requirement to visit Leicester, as such. But I have visited the city on many occasions. I went there for an Open Day, for a chat with a professor and for Study Schools etc. I suppose that I have visited around six times now. Wherever one lives one builds […]
Posted in City | Tagged city, city centre, culture, distance learning, leicester, Leicester City, Leicester Tigers, Leicester University, Mature Students, student life, Transition Leicester
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