BSc Criminology and Criminal Justice
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Sociology, a part-time programme studied over five years. Core topics include Data Analysis, Research Methods, Critical & Analytical Thinking, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, and Global & Comparative Perspective. The programme includes a research methods module with practical data analysis training and an undergraduate dissertation. Optional modules cover areas such as policing, prisons, cybercrime, terrorism, and restorative justice.
Modules
- Skills for Criminology Students
- Understanding Crime, Harm and Deviance
- The Criminal Justice System
- Theories of Crime, Harm and Criminalisation
- Law for Criminologists
- From Crime Scene to Court
- Policing and Society
- State Crime
- Research Methods for Criminologists
- Applied Criminology
- Environmental Crime
- Victims of Crime
- Young People, Crime and Harms
- Understanding Punishment
- Terrorism and Political Violence
- Policing & the Law
- The Comparative Politics of Democracy and Dictatorship
- Restorative Justice
- Exploring Crime and the Media
- Policy for Children and Families
- Lived Experience and Criminal Justice
- Drugs and Crime
- Gender, Crime and Justice
- Prisons, Punishment and Power
- Cybercrime
- Corporate Crime
- Life After Crime and Criminal Justice
- Surveillance and the Law
- Conflict Transformation and Peace
- Crime and the Media
- Dissertation
- Terrorism and Political Violence
- Psychology and Crime
- Green Criminology and Environmental Crime
- Crime, Social Order and Social Control
- Global Crime
- Research Methods
- Applied Problem Solving
- Restorative Justice
- Preparing for your Criminology Dissertation
- Migration, 'Race' and Ethnicity