Roselle Jansen

Roselle (Roos) Jansen MSc is a PhD Candidate at the Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR), focusing on police research and crime reporting. She is involved in themes such as evidence-based policing, police intake and service, and police-citizen interaction.

• Current affiliation: NSCR (2022–present)
• Previous roles: Researcher/Advisor at Dialogic (2020–22), Researcher at Search Detect React Academy (2017–19)

Her research explores victim satisfaction with police, crime reporting processes, and public engagement with law enforcement. Her work emphasizes methodological rigor and societal impact, particularly in security and justice studies.

Jansen’s recent publication (2024) analyzes factors affecting victim satisfaction through a large-scale study in the Netherlands. The work intersects criminology, law enforcement practices, and victim services, with methodological focus on empirical data collection.

• Education: Master Conflict, Risk and Safety, University of Twente (2017)