BA Criminology
Entry requirements
A level: ABB
About this course
BA (Hons) in Sociology, centred on crime, criminal justice and the study of criminal behaviour. Modules are taught within a Law School setting, covering both criminology and optional law topics. In the final year, students undertake an independent project on a chosen topic alongside four optional modules.
Modules
- CRIME AND SOCIETY
- STUDYING CRIMINOLOGY
- INTRODUCTION TO THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
- PRINCIPLES OF CRIMINAL LAW
- THEORIES OF CRIME
- CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
- VICTIMS AND VICTIMOLOGY
- UNDERSTANDING AND CONDUCTING RESEARCH
- CRIME IN A GLOBAL AND DIGITAL AGE
- PSYCHOLOGY AND CRIME
- ADVANCES IN CRIMINOLOGY
- GENDER, VICTIMISATION AND OFFENDING
- SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE
- INDEPENDENT PROJECT
- THE CRIMINAL PROCESS
- REHABILITATION OF OFFENDERS
- RISK AND RESILIENCE: YOUNG PEOPLE AS VICTIMS OF EXPLOITATION, OFFENDERS AND SURVIVORS
- POLICING AND THE POLICE
- ENVIRONMENT, HARM AND SOCIETY
- THE POLITICS AND HISTORY OF AMERICAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
- ADVANCED CRIMINAL LAW
- INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW
- YOUTH CRIME AND JUSTICE
- PRISONS