BA (Hons) Criminology and Sociology
Course Overview
This dynamic and flexible degree program offers a comprehensive exploration of the structures and issues that shape modern society, focusing on Sociology, Social Policy, and Criminology. It provides an international and comparative perspective, examining social order, welfare, and justice systems across the globe. Students can tailor their studies by combining these core subjects with a wide range of other disciplines before specializing in their final years.
Key Program Highlights
- Flexible program structure allowing students to combine studies with other subjects like Law, Politics, or Languages before specializing
- International and comparative approach covering social issues and welfare systems in the UK, EU, North America, and beyond
- Develops practical research skills through dedicated courses in qualitative and quantitative methods and an independent research dissertation
- Specialized optional modules in areas such as Race and Ethnicity, Crimes of the Powerful, Urban Society, and Addiction Policy
- Graduates gain highly valued transferable skills for careers in social research, policy, criminal justice, and the non-profit sector
Course Overview
This dynamic and flexible degree program offers a comprehensive exploration of the structures and issues that shape modern society, focusing on Sociology, Social Policy, and Criminology. It provides an international and comparative perspective, examining social order, welfare, and justice systems across the globe. Students can tailor their studies by combining these core subjects with a wide range of other disciplines before specializing in their final years.
Key Program Highlights
- Flexible program structure allowing students to combine studies with other subjects like Law, Politics, or Languages before specializing
- International and comparative approach covering social issues and welfare systems in the UK, EU, North America, and beyond
- Develops practical research skills through dedicated courses in qualitative and quantitative methods and an independent research dissertation
- Specialized optional modules in areas such as Race and Ethnicity, Crimes of the Powerful, Urban Society, and Addiction Policy
- Graduates gain highly valued transferable skills for careers in social research, policy, criminal justice, and the non-profit sector
