BSc (Hons) Criminology and Sociology (with Foundation Year)

Course Overview This Criminology degree, which includes an integrated foundation year, explores the complex social, cultural, and global forces that shape crime and justice. You will move beyond common sense explanations to critically analyze the motivations for crime, the role of media, and how factors like race, gender, and class impact victimization and justice. The programme equips you with a strong theoretical foundation and practical skills for a career in the criminal justice sector or for further postgraduate study. Key Program Highlights Critical examination of crime through sociological debates, media representation, and issues of race, gender, and class. Gain an in-depth understanding of the criminal justice system, including the police, probation, and prison services. Opportunity to specialize through a dissertation and modules in areas like globalization or media society. Develop highly sought-after employability skills through workshops, live projects, and direct engagement with potential employers. Graduate with excellent prospects for careers in policing, probation, youth work, community development, or the public sector.