刑事司法和犯罪学（荣誉）文学士学位

该课程将借鉴刑事司法研究中心的全球领先研究成果，使您对犯罪及其控制有更深的了解。您将探索复杂的问题，围绕犯罪为什么发生，应如何处理犯罪者以及如何预防犯罪。您将研究构成犯罪及其控制方式的个人，社会，法律和政治力量。此外，您还将研究诸如警察，法院，监狱和缓刑之类的刑事司法机构的工作，以及在罪犯管理和犯罪预防中起着越来越重要作用的私人公司和志愿团体。<br> <br>核心这些模块将为您提供犯罪学的实质，方法论和理论组成部分以及法律，社会学和心理学学科的相关方面的坚实基础。您将获得理解和促进更广泛的犯罪和刑事司法
Drawing on the world-leading research of the Centre for Criminal Justice Studies, this course will give you an advanced understanding of crime and its control.You’ll explore the complex questions around why crime happens, how offenders should be dealt with and how crime can be prevented. You will examine the individual, social, legal and political forces that shape both crime and how it is controlled. In addition, you’ll study the workings of criminal justice agencies like the police, courts, prisons and probation as well as the private companies and voluntary groups who have increasing roles in offender management and crime prevention.Core modules will give you a firm grounding in the substantive, methodological and theoretical components of criminology as well as related aspects of the disciplines of law, sociology and psychology. You will gain both the subject knowledge and research skills needed to understand and contribute to wider knowledge of crime and criminal justice. The course offers a range of optional modules to allow you to focus on topics that suit your interests and career ambitions.Quantitative Research Methods (QRM) pathwayAt the end of Year 2, you’ll have the opportunity to apply for a place on our BA Criminal Justice and Criminology with Quantitative Research Methods pathway. This pathway will help you develop advanced analytical skills, which are in high demand across the public, private, and third sectors. You will learn statistical analysis techniques and their application to real data (e.g. survey data, countries’ statistical data) using statistical software. You will also write a dissertation in which you will analyse quantitative data to examine questions about criminal justice or criminology.You are not required to have done Mathematics at A level. This pathway is open to all students as long as you have attained an overall 2:1 in your second year, and a 2:1 in the Researching Crime and Criminal Justice module.Studying in the School of Law