BSc(Hons) Sociology with Criminology

The BSc Honours course in Sociology with Criminology, offered by the Ulster University, provides a detailed exploration of society and crime-related discourse. The course allows for a deep understanding of social trends, crime and its impact, and the interconnections between the sociological and criminological perspectives. Course Content: The course delivery involves lectures, seminars, workshops, fieldtrips, and includes study abroad options and work placement. It provides students with diverse modules, focusing on areas such as sociological theory, social inequalities, race and racism, and crime and justice.Key Modules: The main modules in the course include Understanding Social Change, Sociology of Everyday Life, Class and Class Conflict, Racism and Ethnicity, and Crime and Justice. Optional modules allow students to expand their learning to themes such as Human Rights, Youth Justice, Terrorism, and Victimology.Accreditations: The BSc Hons Sociology with Criminology course is also accredited by the British Sociological Association (BSA), providing students with a quality assured degree recognised by an external professional body.Future Careers: Completing the course provides a springboard for various job opportunities in sectors associated with criminal justice, including positions in policing, probation, youth justice, and community safety roles. Additionally, it opens avenues for further study and a career in research.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.