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Nick Edgar is a Senior Lecturer in Policing and Director of the Teesside Policing Clinic at Teesside University, collaborating with Cleveland Police. He previously served as a Police Officer with Cleveland Police (1997–2022), holding roles such as Tactical Firearms Commander and Post-Incident Manager. He is pursuing a PhD at Teesside University and serves as an External Examiner for Policing Programmes at Sunderland University from 2024–2027.
Education:
- B.A. (Hons) in Sociology and English, Worcester University (1995)
- MSc in Criminal Justice, Teesside University (2003)
- MSc in Police Leadership & Management, Warwick University Business School (2017)
Research Interests: Focuses on organizational behavior, alcohol-related crime, policing culture post-COVID, and public order. His work includes advising on policing doctrine and contributing to evidence-based assessments.
Awards:
- Bramshill Fellowship (2003)
- FRSA (2018)
- High Potential Development Scheme Placement (2012)
Projects & Roles: Leads the Teesside Policing Clinic and co-leads the 'Missing from Home Investigations (Adults and Children) in Cleveland' research project (2024–2025). Advises students and collaborates on national initiatives like the Tackling Violent Crime Programme (2004/5).
Labs/Teams: Directs the Teesside Policing Clinic, a university-police partnership addressing real-world policing challenges.
