犯罪学和社会学学士学位

犯罪学和社会学学位使您能够探索广泛的社会问题，并考虑犯罪在过去和现在的社会中的作用。犯罪，偏差和社会秩序是我们社会面临的最艰巨的问题。结合社会学和犯罪学方法，可以更好地理解当今世界面临的任何重大挑战，例如恐怖主义，环境破坏，腐败和不平等。在本课程中，您将探索制度，权力系统，文化和经济学对犯罪，混乱和社会问题的影响方式。学习犯罪学和社会学将使您能够独立，批判性地和富有想象力地思考影响我们日常生活和未来的问题。可选的国外年份
This combined honours degree allows you to consider major global challenges through both a sociological and criminological lens.<br><br>Within the Sociology element of the programme, you will gain insight into various aspects of the social world and how these areas influence the social challenges faced by individuals. You will explore topics such as ethnicity, class, migration, and feminism, and consider the historical explanations and developments for these areas in the contemporary world. You will investigate how these topics promote inclusion in society or create social divisions based on different opinions and experiences. This will encourage you to have an analytical approach to different theories and explanations and develop fair arguments based on data and your individual critical viewpoint.<br><br>You will develop your imaginative thinking and awareness around social inequalities and a range of important sociological issues.<br><br>Within Criminology you will explore what crime is and how it is defined by the law and public opinion. You will build your awareness of a range of different perspectives and explore why it is important to think about crime, its impacts and how it could be prevented in future.<br><br>You will research the theoretical explanations to understand the motivations for criminal behaviour and the subsequent investigation process. You will consider the many factors that may influence a person to commit crime such as socio demographic issues, peer groups and culture. You will evaluate how these influencing factors may differ internationally, for example, what is perceived to be a crime and the way it is controlled and dealt with by authorities across the globe.<br><br>Throughout the course you will explore the different methods used to collect and analyse criminological data and develop a robust understanding of the consequences associated with crime. You will also be encouraged to question whether outcomes are reasonable and effective to control crime within society.