Criminology, policing and social sciences ENU

@socscinapier.bsky.social

Welcome to the account of the criminology, policing and social sciences team at Edinburgh Napier University. Home of @the-sipr.bsky.social, member of @thesccjr.bsky.social, @bordercrim.bsky.social, and the Centre for Research on Families and Relationships.

📢 2 fixed term positions are currently available within our criminology team 📢 1 Lecturer in Criminology Full time (35 hours p/w), Fixed Term (9 months) Grade 6 - £46,049 to £58,225 per annum Colleagues at the PhD submission/viva stage are welcome to apply www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DOH075/l...

Lecturer in Criminology, Full time, Fixed Term at Edinburgh Napier University

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The discounted offer for the brand new textbook "Criminal Justice in Scotland" is still available today, in advance of the book's publication on Monday (we have our hands on a copy already, but that's because we have connections) 📚

Photo of a book with a red and black cover lying on a desk. The title is "Criminal Justice in Scotland" and the authors are Jamie Buchan, Sarah Anderson, and Katrina Morrison.
Sarah Anderson@saraheanderson.bsky.social · last yr.

This is the first book in a decade to look at the Scottish criminal justice system as a whole. Tomorrow is final day to get the discounted offer…

What an honour! I'm so thankful to the Royal Society of Edinburgh for this opportunity and to my Napier team for all the support!

Criminology, policing and social sciences ENU@socscinapier.bsky.social · last yr.

We are incredibly proud to announce that our talented colleague @kir-anderson.bsky.social has been awarded a prestigious RSE Personal Research Fellowship for her research project on harm, history, and memory in Scottish prisons 👏

Our colleagues Jamie Buchan, Sarah Anderson and Katrina Morrison have written the first textbook on Scottish criminal justice in over a decade. A guide to key institutions through a critical lens, and essential read for criminology students in Scotland. Out 4 August www.routledge.com/Criminal-Jus...

Criminal Justice in Scotland

Providing a comprehensive and up-to-date introduction to the contemporary Scottish criminal justice system, this book focuses on its key processes (from arrest to post-sentence) and institutions, as w...

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🎉 EIGHT 🎉 Crim & SocSci colleagues nominated for ENSA Excellence Awards 2025 across 4 categories: Best Lecturer; Significant Commitment to Equality, Diversity & Inclusion; Exceptional Academic Support; and Best Research Supervisor 🏆 @napierstudents.bsky.social www.napierstudents.com/excellence/e...

Excellence Awards 2025 Nominees

The full list of staff and services at Edinburgh Napier who have been nominated for a 2025 Excellence Award.

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Great to see a shout out to #Zemiology, key to understanding the full impact of technology abuse.

Francesca Soliman@frasoliman.bsky.social · last yr.

Utterly delighted to see this MSc out in the world after so much hard work went into its design. Come study #criminology (and #zemiology) with us at @edinburghnapier.bsky.social, you couldn't find a better team than the outstanding scholars and educators I have the pleasure of calling my colleagues

The Centre for Research on Families & Relationships is delighted to host a public lecture by Prof. Lynn Jamieson titled "Friendships as a lever of social change?" Monday 31 March, 5 - 6:30pm at The University of Edinburgh & online, sign up below 👇 www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/friendship...

Friendships as a lever of social change?

Lynn Jamieson will consider whether the social research evidence suggests hope concerning friendships’ impacts on uncertain futures.

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