BSc Criminology (M900)
Bachelor's degree
In Bristol
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Bachelor's degree
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Bristol
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About BSc Criminology
Criminology is a multidisciplinary subject comprising elements of sociology, law, social and public policy, history, psychology and philosophy.
BSc Criminology at the University of Bristol is an exciting course that gives you the opportunity to study criminology within a broader framework of policy studies. The course will give you an understanding of crime and related social harms, and the opportunity to analyse public policy interventions that contribute towards a safer and harm-free society.
By drawing on social harm perspectives, criminology at Bristol examines conventionally defined crimes along with other 'problem' activities or behaviours that may not be criminalised but still cause extensive harm to individuals and society. This provides you with an excellent critical and informed understanding of crime and the criminal justice system as well as wider social and economic questions.
In your first and second years you will take a range of mandatory units that provide a solid foundation in the subject, and develop your problem-solving and research skills with training provided. You will also choose from a selection of optional units.
In your final year you can demonstrate what you have learned in a mandatory dissertation on a topic of your choice with the support of an academic supervisor.
The final year specialist option units reflect our commitment to research-rich teaching in crime and social harm as well as our concern with wider social and policy-related issues.
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Subjects
- Public
- Law
- Psychology
- Criminology
- IT Law
Course programme
- Understanding Crime, Harm and Society
- Critical Skills for Social Scientists: Criminology
- Controlling Crime and Social Harm
- Criminological Theory: An Introduction
- Social Policy and the Welfare State: Historical Perspectives
- Comparative and International Social Policy
- Segregation and inequality in the UK (measurement and debate)
- Constructing Childhoods
- Contemporary Debates in Global Childhood
- Introduction to psychology for Childhood Studies
- Choose open units
Year 2 (2019/20)
- Social Research Methods
- Key Thinkers in Criminology
- Youth, Sexualities and Gendered Violence
- Youth Justice
- Punishment in Society
- Drugs and Society
- Gender Based Violence
- Globalisation, Crime, Harm and Justice
- Harms of the Powerful
- Work and Work Placements: Criminology
- Migration Policy in the UK and European Union
- Poverty, Social Exclusion and Social Policy
- Youth Policy and Social Welfare
- Public Management
- Family Support
- Child and Adolescent Psychology
- Play and Creativity
- The State of Welfare
- Social Policy and the European Union
- Personal Welfare Services
Year 3 (2019/20)
- Dissertation
- Inequality, Harm and Public Policy
- Punishment in Society
- Drugs and Society
- Gender based Violence
- Globalisation, Crime, Harm and Justice
- Children and Social Harm
- Harms of the Powerful
- Interprofessional Working in Children's Services
- Poverty, Social Exclusion and Social Policy
- Migration Policy in the UK and European Union
- Child Nutrition, Activity and Health
- Language and Literacy in Young Children
- Health Policy in a Global Context
- Children and Young People in the Law A
- The State of Welfare
- Social Policy and the European Union
- Personal Welfare Services
BSc Criminology (M900)