BA Criminology with Social Policy
Entry requirements
A level: BBB IB: 30 points overall with no score less than 4 or pass the IB Diploma plus 5,5,5 in 3 HL subjects. BTEC: DDD. Must be in one of the following subjects:
About this course
BA (Hons) in Sociology and Social Policy. Core topics include Programming, Research Methods, and Policy Analysis. Students complete a dissertation and participate in work-based learning through the interchange portfolio.
Modules
- SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY
- SOCIAL CHANGE AND SOCIAL POLICY IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY 1
- SOCIAL CHANGE AND SOCIAL POLICY IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY 2: CHANGING INEQUALITIES
- BECOMING A SOCIAL RESEARCHER
- INTRODUCTION TO CRIME AND SOCIETY
- QUESTIONING CRIMINAL JUSTICE
- CRIMINOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS
- QUANTITATIVE SOCIAL RESEARCH METHODS
- QUALITATIVE SOCIAL RESEARCH METHODS
- POLICING IN A DIVIDED SOCIETY
- PUNISHMENT, PENALITY AND PRISONS: CRITICAL DEBATES
- CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON SOCIAL POLICY IN THE UK
- COMPARING WELFARE STATES
- DISSERTATION
- INTERCHANGE PORTFOLIO: WORK-BASED LEARNING
- CRIME, JUSTICE AND THE SEX INDUSTRY
- CYBER CRIME, HARM, AND VICTIMISATION
- LOVE, HATE AND ANGER: EMOTIONS AND SOCIETY
- DRUGS, CRIME AND SOCIETY
- GENDER AND THE WELFARE STATE
- MILITARY, MILITARISM, IDENTITY AND PLACE
- THE VIOLENCE OF NEO-IMPERIALISM: STATE-CORPORATE CRIME IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH
- COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT IN CRIME AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
- ARCHITECTURE AND POWER: PARLIAMENTS, PRISONS AND COURTS
- CONTEMPORARY CULTURE AND THE SEDUCTIONS OF CRIME
- GENDER AND CRIME
- GENDER, THE BODY AND IDENTITY
- SOCIOLOGIES OF CLASS AND INEQUALITY
- ENVIRONMENTAL DESTRUCTION: A CRITICAL EXPLORATION
- LOVE AND MARRIAGE: THE SOCIOLOGY OF INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS
- ALCOHOL, CRIME AND SOCIETY
- POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY: INCLUSION, EXCLUSION AND THE STRUGGLES FOR POWER
- HEALTH, LIFECOURSE & SOCIETY
- RELIGION, SPIRITUALITY, AND THE SUPERNATURAL
- INVESTIGATING INSTITUTIONAL DEATHS AND HARMS
- CULTURE, ECONOMY AND CITIES
- SENTENCING: POLICY AND PRACTICE
- HACKING SOCIETY: PROGRAMMING AS SOCIAL SCIENCE
- 'RACE', COMMUNITY AND IDENTITY
- THE RISK SOCIETY: CRIME, SECURITY AND PUBLIC POLICY
- EVERYDAY SOCIAL LIVES, EVERYDAY SOCIAL WORLDS: INTRODUCING ETHNOMETHODOLOGY
- CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES IN DESISTANCE FROM CRIME
- OUTER SPACE, SOCIETY AND FUTURE FRONTIERS
- DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY AS SOCIAL RESEARCH
- YOUTH CRIME, YOUTH CULTURE AND SOCIAL CONTROL
- SOCIAL CONTROL AND THE CITY
- GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CRIMES AND JUSTICE
- HATE CRIME AND ‘THE STIGMATISED OTHER’