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Classroom-based Criminology Undergraduate Degrees in North Yorkshire
- Bachelor's degree
- Scarborough
- Different dates available
...criminology, sociology and research based master's degrees are all appropriate for you upon completion of your degree. Some even take an alternative route... Learn about: Social Science...
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The course is very broad and covers different modules ranging from forensic science, criminology, law and digital forensics. I would personally say it is a better alternative to forensic science unless you're certain this is the path you want to take, as it opens more doors in terms of job sector. The course is mainly coursework based. I am in second year and have had one proper exam and about 3-4 phase tests since the start of my course. It can be challenging at times but Coventry university provides books as part of the uni fee and lecturers are at your disposal as long as you email them to book a session. Another positive I would add is that the course is not exactly a popular one, which makes for extra attention when needed as well as help entering into sectors that are always hiring! Personally I really enjoy my course and my dissertation topic was quite interesting to choose considering the broad range of topics I had to choose from. If you're considering the course I would 100% say go for it.
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This degree will keep you on your toes. The lecturers are never dull and allow lectures to me enjoyable. They cater to everyone's needs and have an open door policy which help students a lot. The degree itself teaches you from how to investigate a hard drive using tools the police use to how to get away with murder. As the degree is so innovative opportunities just land at your feet.
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- Bachelor's degree
- Scarborough
...In your first year you will study: criminology, criminal and civil law, policing studies, investigative interviewing, and forensic science. In later years you will study... Learn about: IT Law, Skills and Training...
...In your first year you will study: criminology, criminal and civil law, policing studies, investigative interviewing, and forensic science. In later years you will study... Learn about: IT Law, Skills and Training...
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The course is very broad and covers different modules ranging from forensic science, criminology, law and digital forensics. I would personally say it is a better alternative to forensic science unless you're certain this is the path you want to take, as it opens more doors in terms of job sector. The course is mainly coursework based. I am in second year and have had one proper exam and about 3-4 phase tests since the start of my course. It can be challenging at times but Coventry university provides books as part of the uni fee and lecturers are at your disposal as long as you email them to book a session. Another positive I would add is that the course is not exactly a popular one, which makes for extra attention when needed as well as help entering into sectors that are always hiring! Personally I really enjoy my course and my dissertation topic was quite interesting to choose considering the broad range of topics I had to choose from. If you're considering the course I would 100% say go for it.
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This degree will keep you on your toes. The lecturers are never dull and allow lectures to me enjoyable. They cater to everyone's needs and have an open door policy which help students a lot. The degree itself teaches you from how to investigate a hard drive using tools the police use to how to get away with murder. As the degree is so innovative opportunities just land at your feet.
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Criminology at Coventry university is really good, the staff is always friendly, approachable and incredibly engaging. The course is assessed entirely through coursework which is great for me because I have never been good with dealing with exam pressure. The course content is great and extensive and throughout the degree you are able to choose area which interest you the most to do your assessed work on. There are also links with numerous company's and charities for which you can volunteer to enhance your career prospects. Last year through the university I completed training in order to be an appropriate adult for West Midlands police, and experience I am thoroughly enjoying and grateful for.
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Great centre, just finished first year there and all I can say is that I enjoyed every minute. Lecturers were superlative, easy to contact and prompt to solve your doubts. Totally recommend it.
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- Bachelor's degree
- Scarborough
...If you choose this course you will benefit from: Currently accredited by from the British Psychological Society (BPS) meaning that as a graduate... Learn about: Skills and Training...
...If you choose this course you will benefit from: Currently accredited by from the British Psychological Society (BPS) meaning that as a graduate... Learn about: Skills and Training...
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Criminology at Coventry university is really good, the staff is always friendly, approachable and incredibly engaging. The course is assessed entirely through coursework which is great for me because I have never been good with dealing with exam pressure. The course content is great and extensive and throughout the degree you are able to choose area which interest you the most to do your assessed work on. There are also links with numerous company's and charities for which you can volunteer to enhance your career prospects. Last year through the university I completed training in order to be an appropriate adult for West Midlands police, and experience I am thoroughly enjoying and grateful for.
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Great centre, just finished first year there and all I can say is that I enjoyed every minute. Lecturers were superlative, easy to contact and prompt to solve your doubts. Totally recommend it.
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Despite the hardwork Law LLB is a course that is dedicated to broadening your perspectives deepening, your thoughts and cementing your values. I find it interesting so it is enjoyable but you cannot ignore the complexity of the subject where missing one lecture is equivalent to 10. There are different teaching styles but you have to make it work for you.. The course is structured in a way that you cannot get lost.. They often throw in guest lectures to make things even more interesting.
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- Bachelor's degree
- Scarborough
...week you will have up to 14 contact hours of teaching and this will break down as: Personal tutorial/small group teaching : tutorials (or individual project supervision)... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT Law...
...week you will have up to 14 contact hours of teaching and this will break down as: Personal tutorial/small group teaching : tutorials (or individual project supervision)... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT Law...
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Despite the hardwork Law LLB is a course that is dedicated to broadening your perspectives deepening, your thoughts and cementing your values. I find it interesting so it is enjoyable but you cannot ignore the complexity of the subject where missing one lecture is equivalent to 10. There are different teaching styles but you have to make it work for you.. The course is structured in a way that you cannot get lost.. They often throw in guest lectures to make things even more interesting.
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- Foundation degree
- Scarborough
...The principles of academic research skills to apply critical and detailed thinking. HOW WILL THIS COURSE BE TAUGHT? This course will be taught through... Learn about: Basic IT, Full Time, Skills and Training...
- Bachelor's degree
- Scarborough
...a number of field trips (e.g. prisons, The Old Bailey, The Holocaust Centre); the opportunity to visit the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New... Learn about: IT Development, Skills and Training...
- Bachelor's degree
- Scarborough
...theories and research methods. While you build transferable academic abilities, your employability should be developed through work placement schemes...
- Bachelor's degree
- Scarborough
...optional field trips (e.g. prisons, The Old Bailey, The Holocaust Centre); the opportunity to visit the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New... Learn about: Skills and Training...