BSc Criminology with placement
Entry requirements
A level: BBB IB: 32. BTEC: DDM.
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Sociology, combining the study of crime, social institutions, and criminal justice systems. Core topics include Data Analysis, Statistics, Research Methods, Policy Analysis, Communication & Writing, and Human Behaviour. Delivered over four years of undergraduate study.
Modules
- Crime And Society
- Fundamentals Of Forensic Science For Social Scientists
- Introduction To Criminal Justice Systems
- Becoming A Criminologist
- Explaining And Responding To Crime And Deviance
- Researching The Social World
- Psychology Of Criminal Behaviour
- Quantitative Research Methods
- Crime And Technology
- Drugs And Society
- Poverty, Politics And Welfare
- Global Social Challenges: Research, Policy, Impact
- Punishment And Society
- Qualitative Research Methods
- Crime And Media
- Exploring Environmental Crime
- Work, Employment And Society In Global Context
- Policing & Criminal Investigations
- Youth, Crime And Control
- Criminology Of Pleasure
- Victims And Victimology
- Travel And Tourism
- Sociology Of Mental Health
- Hate Crime
- Cyber Crime And Cyber Security
- Corporate Crime And Corporate Responsibility
- Critical Terrorism Studies
- Cultures Of Race And Racism
- Final Year Project
- Professional Training Module