Criminal Law Undergraduate Degrees

...Work placements You can opt to extend the course by a year, and spend the third year doing a paid work placement, which we will help you to... Learn about: Operational Plans, Late Modernity, Skills and Training...

...and the course has been designed to develop your knowledge and understanding of criminology as an interdisciplinary subject area. It will also equip... Learn about: Human Rights...

...What you'll study What you study This programme will allow you to consider the subject of criminology from a sociological perspective. You will study... Learn about: IT Law, Social Change, Social Theory...

...to control and punish crime and disorder, gaining a theoretical and practical understanding of this fascinating subject. Criminology takes a social sciences... Learn about: Market Research...

...Work placements Alongside placements, we encourage you to participate in community based voluntary work. We work with employers to enable you to take... Learn about: Analytical skills, Criminal Justice, Probation service...

...What do we know about current levels of crime in the UK and how do these compare historically? These are some of the key questions addressed in this module... Learn about: Human Rights, IT Law...

...from prison abolition, migration and deportation and social welfare, to gendered violence, terrorism and drugs. Our students learn about real-world events... Learn about: IT Law, Social Theory, Confidence Training...

...Then you can go on to do the full undergraduate degree. As a criminology student you’ll investigate the nature of crime and criminality, studying society’s... Learn about: Market Research...

...and methods with others that introduce psychological concepts, theories and methods. This allows students to study, integrate and apply psychology to criminology... Learn about: Explaining Crime, Green Criminology, Environmental Justice...

...multiple choice tests, case notes, in class essays and exams. Methods of assessment for course overall: 29% coursework Year 1 Public and EU law In... Learn about: Land Law, Medical training, EU Law...

...Work placements You can opt to extend the course by a year, and spend the third year doing a paid work placement, which we will help you to... Learn about: Explaining Crime, Green Criminology, Criminal Justice...

...criminal justice system and its institutions and roles such as the police, courts, prisons and probation service. And you’ll explore the inter-relationships between the law... Learn about: Market Research, IT Law...

...reading lists, websites, newspaper articles, chat rooms, discussion boards, films and documentaries to enhance your learning experience. Our Department... Learn about: Violent Crime, IT Law, Modern Sociology...

...insights to real-world issues and problems. You’ll take a social sciences approach to criminology by studying and classifying crime, and you’ll also learn... Learn about: Market Research...

...What do we know about current levels of crime in the UK and how do these compare historically? These are some of the key questions you'll address in...

...of qualifying as a solicitor or barrister. You’ll learn how law is made and administered, and its relationship with the broader social, political and cultural... Learn about: Market Research, IT Law...

...Methods of assessment for course overall: 60% coursework Year 1 Deconstructing the crime problem Criminal justice, politics and policy Issues in crime... Learn about: IT Law, Skills and Training...

...Students will need to apply to the respective police service/force and meet the selection criteria and requirements for entry. (This degree has a currency... Learn about: Market Research, IT risk...

...the crime problem Criminal justice, politics and policy Issues in crime Introduction to criminological theory Issues in contemporary sociology Researching...

...torts Law of contract Public law Introduction to contract and tort Legal skills, legal study, legal system Year 2 Property, equity and trusts 1 EU rights... Learn about: IT Law...