BSc (Hons) Criminology (including a Foundation Year)

Course Overview This dynamic criminology course investigates the relationship between theoretical concepts and real-world criminal justice policies and practices. You will analyze the causes of crime and societal responses, from policing and courts to punishment and human rights. The curriculum provides a critical examination of crimes committed by both the powerless and the powerful. Key Program Highlights Examine the critical link between criminological theory and justice system practices Analyze societal responses to crime, from policing and courts to the role of punishment Investigate crimes committed across the social spectrum, from street crime to corporate power Integrate the central issue of human rights into all analyses of crime and justice Develop a critical understanding of antisocial behavior and its explanations