Madhumita is teaching on undergraduate modules within the Department of Law and Criminology.

• Human Rights and Social Justice
• Criminology and Sociology

Courses taught:

• BA (Hons) Criminology
• BA (Hons) Criminology & Sociology
• BA (Hons) Criminology & Psychology
• MA/LLB Applied Human Rights

Modules taught: 

• Contemporary Criminological Practice
• Investigating Crime, Deviance and Marginalisation
• Sex, Gender and Violence
• Comparative Criminal Justice
• Undergraduate and Post-graduate Research Dissertation

Postgraduate supervision

Madhumita supervises research students across different levels in the Department of Law and Criminology. She is currently supervising the doctoral research of Charlotte Oliver on “Probation and Sex Offending: A study of the staff and service user relationship in the UK”.

A selected list of past students and their range of research topics is presented below:

• Anna Lester (MA in Human Rights) “The Societal Normalization of Rape: What are the cultural, societal and legal factors that have led to rape in Lesotho and South Africa?”
  
  
• Katie Clarke (MA in Human Rights) “The Rough Sex Defense: The way women are treated by the UK Criminal Justice System”
  
  
• Shradha Shaji (MSc Criminology and Criminal Justice Practice) “Exploring the Experiences of Domestic Abuse in LGBTQ community of India” as part of Work-Related Project.
  
  
• Idowu Samson Ibitoye (MSc Criminology and Criminal Justice Practice) “Women's empowerment and mitigation of Domestic Abuse in Nigeria”