BA (Hons) in Security and Offender Management (Top Up): Site The RoundHouse

Course Content: Modules include: Policy Co-ordination, Development and Monitoring Security, Public Protection and Safer Custody Arrangements Incident Management Interventions to Reduce Offending Contemporary Issues in the Security Industry Independent Research Project (Security) How will I be assessed? The degree will be assessed through a range of assignments and exams which include essays, presentations, case studies, assessment reports, independent research projects and practical activities. Are there any additional costs or specialist equipment required? You need stationery and a USB flash drive. Having your own laptop is desirable. What can I do after this course? On successful completion of the programme, students may choose to extend their studies and progress to other higher education provision such as a postgraduate course, provided that they meet the minimum threshold of that particular programme. Alternatively, they may wish to seek employment in security and offender management related careers, such as the police service, probation services, prison service, social work or youth offending agencies. Some of these fields may require further study. There is also the option of pursuing a career within the voluntary sector, working in areas such as the rehabilitation of offenders or with victims.