BSc Criminology and Sociology
Entry requirements
A level: BBB-CCC IB: 30-26
About this course
BSc in Sociology, combining criminological and sociological study. Core topics include research methods. The programme is taught jointly by the Department of Law and Criminology and the Department of Geography and Earth Sciences, with teaching staff qualified to PhD level or holding professional legal qualifications. Students have the opportunity to complete a criminal justice work experience placement.
Modules
- Crime Control and Prevention
- Essential Skills for Criminologists
- Introduction to Criminology
- Key Concepts in Sociology
- Place and Identity
- Thinking Sociologically
- Quantitative Research Skills
- Genders and Sexualities
- Sociological Theory
- Community Justice
- Crime & Punishment in Historical Perspective
- Criminal Justice Placement
- Drugs and Crime
- Legal and Criminal Justice Systems
- Police, Policing and Society
- Psychological Explanations of Criminal Behaviour
- Psychopathology
- Victimology
- Youth Crime and Justice
- How to Build a Sustainable Society
- Placing Culture
- Placing Politics
- Critical and Radical Criminology
- Everyday Social Worlds
- Memory Cultures: heritage, identity and power
- Nation, Society, & Space
- Urban Risk and Environmental Resilience
- Climate Change and Environmental Law
- Community Justice
- Crime & Punishment in Historical Perspective
- Criminology: Professional Placement
- Drugs and Crime
- Employability Skills in Practice
- Family and Child Law
- Law & Criminology Dissertation
- Medicine Ethics and the Law
- Police, Policing and Society
- Problem Solving Consultancy in Criminology
- Psychological Explanations of Criminal Behaviour
- Psychopathology
- Victimology
- Youth Crime and Justice