The Canterbury Centre for Policing Research (CCPR) conducts high quality applied research that aims to involve and advise policing professionals.
We are a committed team of experienced staff dedicated to supporting policing. Staff have a breadth of experience and expertise across a number of specialist areas.
There are opportunities to study an MSc by Research in policing or MPhil/PhD level in Criminal Justice within our research centre.
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‘Time for Change? Reflections on the Strategic Review of Policing in England and Wales’ 13-14 Sept 2022. Presentations now available.
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Our publications include articles, chapters, reports and books from research findings to professional texts.
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Our Centre hosts a range of regular events aimed at both academics and practitioners.
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The expertise within Canterbury Centre for Police Research includes public order policing, cyber-crime, terrorism, trafficking and serious crime.
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Visiting Fellows' profiles
Advisory Board
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Among our previous projects, we have undertaken a study into effective 24/7 points of contact (PoC) for international cooperation of cybercrime and electronic evidence.
Read more about our effective 24/7 PoC project
The Centre takes a multi-disciplinary and mixed methods approach to research.
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We are an Associate Member of the European Cybercrime Training and Education (ECTEG) group convened and hosted by Europol. Robin Bryant is also a Special Advisor to the Board of ECTEG.
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