School of Sociology and Criminology
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Research in the School
The School provides supervision for a range of part-time and full-time research degrees and aims to provide students with a supportive and challenging learning environment.
All School staff are members of the Research Institute for Social Sciences.
The purpose of Research Institutes is to encourage multi-disciplinary research and consolidate Keele’s standing as a research-led University with a strong tradition of excellence in defined research areas.As well as overseeing the supervision arrangements for postgraduate research students, Research Institutes foster a high quality, supportive and managed research environment for both individual researchers and teams of collaborative researchers, including postgraduate researchers.
Members of the School are also involved in a range of enterprise activities related to both their teaching and research roles. Details of these can be found on the websites for the various sections of the School.

