BSc Countering Terrorism & Extremism with Foundation Year
Canterbury Christ Church University
Entry requirements
A level: DDE BTEC: MPP Access to HE: Pass 45 Credits 64 UCAS tariff points.
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Social Policy, Politics, International Relations and Law. Core topics include Data Analysis, Research Methods, Ethics & Professional Practice, and Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning. The course offers a foundation year pathway for students without standard Level 3 entry requirements. Interdisciplinary modules encourage collaboration with students across other subject areas, and second-year employability modules include a Client Project or Innovation Challenge worth 30 credits. A final-year Dissertation in Policing allows independent research on a course-specific topic.
Modules
- Exploring Justice
- Crime, Power and Society
- Interdisciplinary Communication Skills
- The Big Picture
- Student Success Modules
- Succeeding in Your Criminal Justice Specialism
- The Criminal Justice System
- How to Change the World
- Investigative Interviewing
- Student Success Modules
- Criminal Investigation: Process and Decision Making
- Transnational Security: Global Response
- Interdisciplinary modules
- Employability Modules
- Terrorism and Extremism in the UK
- Dissertation in Policing
- Miscarriages of Justice
- Research in Practice
- Sustainability, Security and Territory
- Mental Health and Trauma in Criminal Justice
- Demystifying 'True' Crime
- Culture Identity and the Digital Self
- Knowledge in Practice
- Forensic Specialists in Death investigations
- Power, Injustice and Human Rights
- Work, Life and Wellbeing