Foundation Criminology with a foundation year
Course Overview
This integrated Foundation Year in Criminology at Oxford Brookes University provides a comprehensive gateway into the study of crime, its causes, and its consequences in the modern world. The program begins with a foundational year to build essential academic skills before progressing to a rigorous exploration of criminological theory and practice. You will graduate prepared for a diverse range of careers with the knowledge to understand who commits crimes, why, and how to prevent them.
Key Program Highlights
- Integrated foundation year develops critical university-level skills in writing, analysis, and collaboration.
- Blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application in real-world situations.
- Opportunity for an optional additional year of study abroad or a professional work placement.
- Investigate the core questions of why crime occurs and how it can be effectively prevented.
- Graduate with a diverse skill set highly valued by employers across various sectors.
Course Overview
This integrated Foundation Year in Criminology at Oxford Brookes University provides a comprehensive gateway into the study of crime, its causes, and its consequences in the modern world. The program begins with a foundational year to build essential academic skills before progressing to a rigorous exploration of criminological theory and practice. You will graduate prepared for a diverse range of careers with the knowledge to understand who commits crimes, why, and how to prevent them.
Key Program Highlights
- Integrated foundation year develops critical university-level skills in writing, analysis, and collaboration.
- Blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application in real-world situations.
- Opportunity for an optional additional year of study abroad or a professional work placement.
- Investigate the core questions of why crime occurs and how it can be effectively prevented.
- Graduate with a diverse skill set highly valued by employers across various sectors.