BA(Hons) Criminology and Sociology

COMPULSORY MODULES

• Understanding Crime

• Criminal Justice: Process, Policy, Practice

• Social inequalities in the contemporary world

• Classical Sociology

OPTIONAL MODULES

• Murder

• Psychology and Crime

• Thinking Criminologically

• Investigating Crime: Criminological Perspectives

• Punishment: Beyond the popular imagination

• Investigating Social Issues

• Social and Political Theory

• Audiences: From Moral Panics to Digital Cultures

• The Anthropological Imagination

COMPULSORY MODULES

• Crime and Justice in a Global Context

• Research Methods in Criminology

• Contemporary Social Theory

• Research Methods

OPTIONAL MODULES

• Policing and the Police

• Mental Health and Offending

• Working for Justice

• Probation, Resettlement, Rehabilitation and Desistance

• Globalisation and its Discontents

• Work, Identities and Skills

• Families and Households: Diversity and Change

• Producing Sociological Knowledge

• The Magic of Modernity

OPTIONAL MODULES

• State crimes and crimes against humanity

• Popular Culture and Crime

• Youth Justice and Crime

• Dissertation for Criminology - ISP

• Prisons and Imprisonment

• Living with 'Aliens': Immigration, Crime and Social Control

• Understanding Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism

• Policing International Order

• Britain and war since 1945: War, Cold War and society

• Sociology of Parenting and Early Childhood

• Celebrity

• Moving People: Migration, emotion, identity

• Dissertation - ISP

• Race, Politics and Education

• Visual Pleasures: From Carnival to Disney

• Home: belonging, locality and material culture

• Consuming Nature

• Gender, Power and Representation