犯罪学和人权学荣誉学士学位

本课程特别着重于理解人权犯罪的社会，心理和个人环境。与金斯敦大学人权与社会正义实践中心合作教授该课程。我们将鼓励您通过开展社区志愿服务以及与倡导者和竞选活动者的工作经验，开发一种积极实用的学习方法。专注于实际项目将提高您的研究，复杂问题解决，项目管理，谈判和沟通能力。本课程具有灵活的模块，因此您可以学习政治，犯罪学，社会学和历史的组合，以适合自己的兴趣领域。金士顿靠近伦敦市中心，可让您参加在首都举行的讲座，讲习班，讲座和政治活动，并将知识扩展到课堂之外。
This flexible degree enables you to combine the study of politics and criminology to suit your own interests. With a focus on practical projects you'll develop your skills in research, critical reading, comparative analysis, complex problem-solving, project management, negotiation and communication. This course is anchored in social science and social policy. You will learn to understand the social, psychological and personal contexts of human rights crime, and policy responses to human rights crime. You will also explore human rights issues and how they can be enforced and defended. In Year 1, you will be introduced to key concepts in criminology and human rights, to understand and engage with issues in crime and justice. There is a focus on developing key study skills, such as the ability to read critically. In Year 2, you will continue to develop your study skills, and engage in comparative analysis. You will take two core modules in Securing Human Rights, and Policing and Punishment. You will also start to specialise in your main interests by choosing 2 modules from a choice of flexible modules. In the Final Year, you will undertake an advanced research project with a real focus on expanding your research skills. You will also choose 2 modules from a range of specialist modules. The Foundation year in Social Sciences takes place the year before your degree. It will provide you with a solid grounding of knowledge and study skills in preparation for your degree. You will study four year-long modules that cover all subject areas that make up the social and behavioural sciences. The subjects covered on this course are criminology, sociology, psychology, economics and politics. You will develop a foundation knowledge of these subjects and begin to explore the boundaries and overlap between these inter-related disciplines.