Presented By: Moderated by Milena Tripkovic, University of Edinburgh
This SCCJR panel discussion explores the ways in which the development of criminology as an academic discipline, influences how criminology is taught.
By bringing together SCCJR’s international partners from around the world, the session explores these issues from a variety of different perspectives.
Some of the things the session will address include:
• How do we teach in a field that is constantly growing?
• How does our teaching reflect the geographical setting in which we teach?
• What lessons can we learn from being mobile teachers?
Discussants:
Kate Lowe, University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
Mojca M. Plesnicar, University of Ljubljana (Slovenia)
Maximo Sozzo, National University of Litoral (Argentina)
Umidjon Tashimov, Tashkent State University of Law (Uzbekistan)
Moderator:
Milena Tripkovic, University of Edinburgh (UK)
Knowledge Exchange and Engagement
Research Methods and Criminological Theory
