Faculty:Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
School:Humanities and Social Sciences
Location: Chelmsford, Cambridge
Areas of Expertise: Criminology , Policing
Research Supervision:Yes
Courses taught: Criminology and Policing, Policing and Criminal Justice, Contemporary Policing
Dr Kemp is a specialist in the fields of cyber-crime, cyber-resilience and vulnerability, human trafficking and European migration policy, and both traditional and digital policing methods.
Email: christian.kemp@aru.ac.uk
Dr Kemp is currently the lead investigator within a Home Office funded project that examines how we can better protect businesses from the risks of cybercrime. Christian works closely with regional and local police forces to support the safeguarding of businesses and the reinforcement of their cyber-resilience. Christian's previous research has explored the shadowy world of Dark Web networks and patterns of modern slavery online. Dr Kemp is currently co-chair of the Essex Cybercrime Working Group and a member of the Eastern Region Cyber Resilience Centre Advisory Board.
Christian currently teaches on the following modules: