The BA Criminology with Quantitative Research is one of several new Quantitative Research Minor programmes set up by the University of Kent’s Q-Step Centre as a response to the shortage of analytical skills needed by employers. By studying with the Q-Step centre you can pursue your interest in criminology whilst gaining valuable Quantitative Research skills which are in high demand by employers across the public, private and third sectors. On the BA Criminology with Quantitative Research you are taught by international experts in the field of criminology. Research specialities include; policing, security, terrorism, drug use and criminal-justice policy. A quantitative research minor opens your mind to new ways of thinking. As part of a multi-million pound national campaign to improve quantitative skills amongst undergraduates, the Q-Step centre boasts a team of world-class quantitative researchers, and innovative technology-based teaching methods. Starting with no assumed statistical knowledge, you will graduate with an advanced package of practical quantitative skills alongside your subject specific knowledge in criminology. Will gain and develop advanced quantitative research skills through modules that offer specialist training in cutting-edge techniques as well as training in how to understand, explain and critique data in diverse real-world settings. This course will be provided with multiple opportunities to apply your new found skills in professional settings through placements and applied research modules which will equip you to work in a wide range of careers such as business analysis, charity fundraising, journalism, marketing and advising government on policy implications and will help place you in an excellent position for graduate employment.