BA (Hons) Sociology and Criminology (with Placement Year)

Course Overview This course provides a sophisticated exploration of criminology through a sociological lens, examining the social factors that influence criminal behavior and victimization. It equips students with a critical analytical skillset and advanced knowledge highly valued in the public, social, and criminal justice sectors. Key Program Highlights Examine pressing global issues including social exclusion, terrorism, human trafficking, policing, and victimology Gain practical experience through a flexible placement option, either a 30-week 'sandwich' year or a shorter four-week module Conduct an in-depth, original research project on a topic of your choice for your final year dissertation Learn from research-active experts in criminology, social anthropology, cultural diversity, and social welfare Develop the sophisticated analytical and critical thinking skills crucial for a successful career in the field