犯罪学理学士（荣誉）

对于那些有批判性和询问性，对犯罪和受害原因以及社会如何应对犯罪感兴趣的人来说，本课程是理想的选择。您将向经验丰富的学术团队学习，这些团队具有广泛的专业背景。有些人在包括英国犯罪学学会在内的专业协会中担任领导角色，另一些人则在欧洲，美洲和澳大利亚的大学中担任访问学者。从第一天起，您将获得对犯罪，偏差和社会政策等复杂领域的宝贵见解，从刑事司法制度及其对受害者和罪犯的影响，以及社会研究促进社会变革的方式。随着课程的进展，您将有机会通过工作实习和一系列允许将知识应用于现实世界的机会您可以直接计划，进行和分析研究。
This undergraduate criminology degree at Northumbria University is the ideal choice for anyone with a critical and enquiring mind. If you have an interest in the causes of crime and victimisation, and the ways in which societies respond to crime, this course is for you. You will learn from an experienced academic team who span a range of specialist backgrounds. Members of our team hold leading roles in professional associations, including the British Society of Criminology. From day one you will gain invaluable insight into the complex areas of crime, deviance, and social policy As this criminology degree progresses, you have the opportunity to apply your knowledge to the real world via a work placement and a series of modules that allow you to plan, conduct, and analyse research first-hand.<br><br>In Criminology, our approach to teaching evolves in line with changes in the sector. Multi-agency working is become more commonplace and this has led to a greater need for graduates with highly developed inter-personal skills. Research skills are also in greater demand than ever before. The BSc provides you with the chance to take part in optional work experience modules and placements. This includes working with the police, within a prison or within the publicvoluntary sector. There are also opportunities to spend a semester or year abroad to experience the study of criminology in an alternative culture. We place a real emphasis on developing the transferable skills that will open doors to a range of criminology careers and advanced study opportunities. These include writing, communication, analytical and problem-solving skills, quantitative and qualitative research skills, as well as the ability to work individually and in groups. Our graduates go on to careers in criminal justice and social work settings; a number of students secured these roles where they were on placement during their degree. Others go on to have varied careers in teaching, research, local and national government and third sector employment. A number continue in education.