Check out our latest job available in our department! Application deadline is 19 April. To find out more, head to buff.ly/43qeQW3

Our next speaker for our Women in Crime Science Showcase is Acting Inspector Kate Langtry! Katy is overseeing the Public Order, Dog Unit & Mounted Branch and has 13.5 years service across response policing and public order. Join us on Wed 20 Mar 1pm buff.ly/48QTMcg

Our final speaker for our Women in Crime Science Showcase is Detective Chief Superintendent Julie Henderson! Julie works with the Eastern Region Special Operations Unit responsible for Counter Terrorism Policing. Last chance to join us today at 1pm buff.ly/48QTMcg

Join our team! We are looking for a full time Events Officer to work with us in the next 3 months and a full time Lecturer in Security & Crime Science with a specialism in statistics, data science and generative AI. To find out more and apply, visit buff.ly/3Zjmcsf 🔗

Interested in our Crime and Security Science undergraduate programme? Join our virtual Q&A sessions next week with our staff and students! When: Wed 24 April 9am and 5pm Where: Online To register for the sessions, go to buff.ly/39ozk9z 🔗

UCL Security and Crime Science’s Dr Ella Cockbain is on the Academy of Social Sciences podcast - check it out on the link below!

New article out led by one of our brilliant doctoral researchers, Alex Bish . It examines how human smuggling & trafficking overlap on the important but under-researched Central Mediterranean Route.

Don't forget to sign up to our Crime & Security Science BSc live Q&A sessions taking place next Wednesday 24 April! These are a great opportunity to get your questions answered by our staff and students. To register, go to buff.ly/39ozk9z 🔗

Introducing our 15th International Crime Science Conference! Taking place on Monday 10 June 2024, the theme of this year's conference will be Fraud, Fakery and Deception. To see more about our programme, speakers and how to get your tickets, go to buff.ly/3Zjmcsf

Interested in anti-smuggling, border enforcement and its impacts? We’re delighted to welcome key experts to @UCL on 22nd May. Co-organised with Oxford University Border Criminologies & openDemocracy Beyond Slavery . Registration open & space is limited - don’t forget to sign up👇

Interested in learning more about the impacts of anti-smuggling measures in the Channel & beyond? We’re co-hosting a free public seminar next Wednesday (22nd). Sign up below to join in person or online.

New article 📝: The role of helplines in the anti-trafficking space. Using a major dataset from the UK’s Modern Slavery & Exploitation Helpline , we analyse patterns in helpline referrals and consider the complex systems involved. With Dr Lisa Tompson (lisatompson.bsky.social) 1/4

We can't wait to see you at our Open Days taking place on 28th and 29th June 2024 The SCS information sessions will take place: Friday 28 June When: 2pm - 3pm Where: 4th Floor Room 421 Roberts Building Saturday 29 June When: 2pm - 3pm Where: Faculty Of Engineering Foyer

Join UCL Engineering 15-20 July on a journey of discovery and exploration at the Festival of Engineering Full of exhibits, demos and showcases, this is a chance to see how Engineering is building the future ⚙️ Find out more and register for a place ➡️ direc.to/ktHT

Thank you to those who attended our Open Day last week, came to our information sessions and engaged with our staff and students 👍 Missed our Open Day and want to find out more about our BSc Crime and Security Science? Visit shorturl.at/eu2u5 #uclstudents #crimescience

From 15-20th July, join UCL Engineering on a journey of discovery and exploration at the Festival of Engineering ⚙️ Read more from Professor Kate Bowers as to why the Security & Crime Science Department are part of the Engineering Faculty. shorturl.at/bjpsb

Join UCL Engineering for a week-long festival and discover how our engineers are changing the world! Full of exhibits, demos and showcases, this is a chance to see how Engineering is building the future ⚙️ Register for a place ➡️ direc.to/ktHT buff.ly/3Lio4v0

Join UCL Engineering and UCL STEaPP for a special screening and panel discussion of the documentary 'Another Body,' created by UCL alumna Sophie Compton and part of a week-long Festival of Engineering. Find out more and book your tickets: shorturl.at/vyoBa

Dr Sonja Ayeb-Karlsson (Assoc Prof Sonja Ayeb-Karlsson, SFHEA) led an investigation of trafficking and exploitation risks for unaccompanied children seeking UK asylum, with Dr Ella Cockbain UCL Crime Science and Every Child Protected Against Trafficking 🧡. Research funded by Modern Slavery and Human Rights PEC and Arts and Humanities Research Council. Read more: ucl.ac.uk/risk-disaster-…

...and that's a wrap on the Festival of Engineering! 🌏 From the 15th to 20th July, we saw thousands of attendees across multiple London locations and online for a fantastic week of engagement and impact. Look out for more photos and videos!