Criminal Law Undergraduate Degrees in Canterbury

...Not only can students be assured of high quality research informed teaching but also personal and study support...

...wild modules in this stage Stage 2 Possible modules may include: Criminal Justice in Modern Britain:Development, Issues and Politics Sociology of Crime... Learn about: Cultural Studies...

...into our Applied Criminology programmes. At the end of the first year if you are a combined honours student you can choose to change the balance of...

...in quantitative methods that is extremely rare in graduates from non-mathematical disciplines. In Stage 3, you apply what you have learnt in either a quantitative... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...is vital and allows you to put theory into practice and we house a range of crime scene, laboratory, policing and court facilities to allow you to develop practical skills... Learn about: IT Law, Skills and Training, Quality Training...

...to Sociology Introduction to Criminology and Criminal Justice Introduction to Contemporary Britain: Economic and Social History from Social Problems and Social Policy (UKM)... Learn about: IT Law, Human Rights, Social Policy...

...by employers and the Forensic Investigation degree programme has been designed to incorporate these key areas, giving you choice and scope and improving... Learn about: IT Law...

...Issues and Politics Social Research Methods Welfare in Modern Britain The Sociology of Work Race and Racism Popular Culture, Media and Society Contemporary...

...victim support and the rehabilitation of offenders within the community...

...within the criminal justice system as part of their studies. For example, opportunities include volunteering in local police organisations as special constables... Learn about: IT Law...

...in local police organisations as special constables, victim support and the rehabilitation of offenders within the community...

...victim support and the rehabilitation of offenders within the community. Your studies in year one will provide a broad and general introduction to the police and policing... Learn about: IT Law...

...within criminal and forensic psychology, particularly in relation to serious and prolific offending behaviours... Learn about: Criminal Psychology...

...Your studies in year one will provide a broad and general introduction to the police and policing. Crucially, these modules will also introduce you... Learn about: IT Law, Criminal Psychology...

...analysis A key focus of the course is to enable you to undertake research in the area of policing and criminal justice. Lectures include a number of... Learn about: IT Law...

...or a Dutch Bachelor of Policing Diploma or former equivalent at level HE4; or an award of any Dutch University (or College), where the award demonstrates... Learn about: Basic IT, Public Administration, Basic IT training...