Criminology Courses

...To enable students to develop an advanced understanding of cutting-edge developments in the fields of criminology and social policy, with a particular focus upon their intersection through the processes of criminalisation and the workings of institutions of (in)justice. To enable students... Learn about: Criminal Psychology, Social Policy, Social Philosophy...

...The course will include a range of practical activities including visits to the local law courts, the Houses of Parliament in London and local universities specialising in law and criminology. You will study academic topics involving law and criminology and also study skills modules, such as essay... Learn about: IT Law...

...Criminology and Cultural Studies (Hons) at the University of Kent examines the major political issues surrounding crime and explores the wider sociology and social policy context. Taught by staff with internationally recognised expertise in criminology and cultual studies. We work regularly... Learn about: Cultural Studies...

...The Masters of Criminology, Justice and Regulation (Advanced) prepares graduates for careers in regulatory policy and the management and control of illegal activity in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region. Relevant professional fields include justice policy; indigenous justice; policing... Learn about: IT Law...

...The lessons are 1 hour 30 minutes which is the standard session allocation. You will have a subject tutor who will be responsible for reviewing your general... Learn about: Commit crime, Social Control, Criminal Justice...

...Criminology and Criminal Justice is the study of what crime is, why people commit crime and what happens when they do. During your degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Wolverhampton, you will study all the main areas of the subject – including the police, prisons... Learn about: IT Law...

...Criminal Justice and Criminology (Hons) programme from the University of Kent looks at the key elements of contemporary crime policy: policing, the courts, punishment and prevention. The programme modules address many contemporary issues in criminal justice, including: poverty, hate crime, illegal... Learn about: Human Rights, Social Policy, IT Law...

..., timetabling and student demand. The BSc Sociology and Criminology degree programme is made up of compulsory (core) and optional modules, which are worth...

...Our Criminology and Forensic Science course is taught by research-active criminologists and experienced former forensic practitioners and will give you an insight into the study of crime and its investigation within the criminal justice system...

...The Sociology and Criminology with Year Abroad BA programme combines two distinct disciplines which provide insights into the nature of social deviance... Learn about: Social Policy...

... of either BA Criminology with English Literature or BA English Literature with Criminology... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Our Applied Psychology and Criminology degree engages you with these disciplines in the world beyond university and explores their relevance to our everyday lives. Following the recommended curriculum of the British Psychological Society (BPS), you will engage with psychological theory and research... Learn about: Applied Psychology...

...What are the key ethical considerations concerning criminological research? How does criminological research differ from other social science research? And how does it inform policy formation? The MSc Criminology and Social Research Methods tackles these key issues in the field of criminology... Learn about: Law of Torts, Criminological Theory, Criminological Research...

...The Sociology and Criminology with Year Abroad BA programme combines two distinct disciplines which provide insights into the nature of social deviance... Learn about: Social Policy...

...This course is offered as a four year programme, including an initial Foundation Year. You may also be interested in our three year BSc (Hons) Criminology course. The Foundation Year will allow you to develop your academic study skills and build confidence in your abilities, identifying your... Learn about: Contemporary Criminology, Human Rights...

...You’ll study criminal justice as well as criminology. But what is the difference between the two? Criminal justice refers to established systems for dealing with crime. You’ll learn how the police and Crown Prosecution Service come together to investigate crime. You’ll explore limits... Learn about: Criminal Justice Process...

...Combine the two popular disciplines of Criminology and Sociology as you study some of the most contentious issues in contemporary life. This stimulating combined degree is jointly taught by the world-leading, research-active academics based in our prestigious Law School and Sociology Department... Learn about: Digital Cultures, IT Law, Criminal Justice...

...Criminology is about the study of crime, crime control and how social 'groups' can become corrupt. It spans 'street-level' crime to global terrorism and cybercrime. You'll investigate real national and international issues including: Why do certain people commit crimes? How does our criminal... Learn about: Law and Justice, IT Law, Social Change...

...This course provides you with the opportunity to study two main subject areas; Criminology and Criminal Justice. Criminology examines theories and evidence relating to crime, criminals and victims, while Criminal Justice studies explore the various responses to crime and victims, from informal... Learn about: Introduction to Criminal Justice, Dissertation Preparation, Social Science Perspectives...

... and offender types Nudge psychology and evidence-based policing Quantitative criminology and victimisation Reliability of distance measurements in geographic... Learn about: Immigration and crime, Historic case, Decision Making...