The BA (Hons) Criminology and Sociology course offered by the University of Derby is a balanced blend of two riveting subjects, providing a comprehensive understanding of crime, social change, inequality, and identity. This full-time, undergraduate course offers a broad scope for students to examine societal issues critically and builds foundational knowledge for diverse career opportunities.Course Content: This course offers a rich exploration of criminology and sociology, touching on aspects like the causes and consequences of crime, study of vital theories and methods of social research, and understanding social change and inequalities. The teaching approach combines traditional lectures and tutorials with innovative techniques such as problem-based learning, individual and group projects, and interactive online learning.Key Modules: The course divides into stages and throughout these stages, students study modules such as Introduction to Criminological Theory, Foundations of Sociology, Crime, Justice and Society, and Qualitative and Quantitative Research. For stage three, optional modules are made available for the students that include Green Criminology, Gender, Sexuality and Society, and more.Accreditations: This course is accredited by The British Sociological Association (BSA), ensuring that the quality of teaching and content meets high professional standards.Future Careers: After completion of this course, students can access careers in various fields including social and probation services, law enforcement and security services, the criminal justice system, social work, and community development. The University also offers a comprehensive, employability-focused service to assist students in shaping their careers.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.