BA (Hons) Sociology and Criminology

Course Overview This interdisciplinary course in Sociology and Criminology investigates the root causes and societal impacts of crime while exploring the broader forces that shape modern society. You will develop critical analytical skills to examine criminal justice responses and understand major social challenges. The program offers a unique blend of theoretical and empirical perspectives, preparing you to analyze complex issues from multiple angles. Key Program Highlights Examine crime from interdisciplinary perspectives including sociological, historical, political, and psychological viewpoints Develop advanced skills in critical analysis and social research methodologies Explore diverse optional topics such as forensic science, war crimes, human rights, and addiction Investigate major societal forces like social inequality, globalization, gender, and class Gain insight into the role of criminal justice organizations and their response to social problems