I am currently the director of the undergraduate program in criminiology. I joined the Department of Criminology and Police Work in 2021 as a senior lecturer in Criminology. I have previously lectured at Malmö University at the department of Global and Political Studies, as well as at the department of Criminology. I hold a PhD from the Centre for Law and Society, University of Edinburgh.
Teaching
I teach courses on Criminology, Crime prevention, criminological theory, and dissertation writing.
Current course taught as course organiser (in Swedish):
Kriminologisk introduktionskurs, 15 hp
Brottsprevetion och kriminalpolitik i Sverige, 7,5 hp
Kriminologisk fördjupningskurs, 7,5 hp
Andra kurser jag undervisar på:
Policing, social kontroll och brottsförebyggande arbete, 7,5 hp
Kriminologisk polisforskning, 7,5 hp
Research
My current research interests involve two areas: the relationship between crime, social science and politics, and criminal justice education. I have written previously on the crime of genocide and have received funding for various projects in higher education learning that include criminological theory and internationalization of criminal justice education. I am currently researching the use of crime prevention knowledge within public sector institutions in relation to trust. My current pedagogical work, on the other hand, explores reflexivity as a method of teaching theory in criminology.
