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Nottingham Institute of Crime, Media, Journalism and Justice

The Nottingham Institute of Crime, Media, Journalism and Justice brings together our experts from a range of disciplines and backgrounds. From criminologists and ex-police officers, to journalists, media communicators and producers.

Making communities safer and giving voices to the voiceless

The Institute of Crime, Media, Journalism and Justice within the School of Social Science at Nottingham Trent University (NTU) builds student expertise by working with communities, cutting edge technology and a embedded commitment to understanding society, transforming lives' and ensuring the voiceless have a voice.

Our courses centre on the ethos of developing intellectual and practical skills, adding value to students’ employability and providing an outstanding student experience. Our facilities include a forensic house, newsroom, digital radio suites, a dedicated TV studio, top of the range sound and visual equipment and a prison cell. All of our courses engage subject professionals and industry partners to develop a community of the future.

Featured facility: Centre for Broadcasting and Journalism

With one of the largest newsrooms in the country, the latest tech and supportive technicians and tutors, you'll learn the confidence you need to be comfortable in any news studio in the world.

Our industry accreditations, partnerships and recognition

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