Case study

Target recruitment for under-represented groups in social policy and criminology


Case study summary
Author Majella Kelkey
Organisation University of Hull
Contact m.m.kilkey@hull.ac.uk
Disciplinary focus Social policy
Publication date 15 May 2002
Keywords criminology, recruitment, retention, social policy

Description

An account of a special project aimed at addressing recruitment and retention of 16-18 year old students onto both Social policy and Criminology courses at Hull University. It summarises the problems identified at Hull and specific activities piloted to deal with them, initiated by the university's Marketing and Communications department and developed with the Department of Comparative and Applied Social Sciences. It provides a framework with which departments running similar courses can assess their own situation.

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