BA (Honours) Criminology

The BA Honours Criminology course at Sheffield Hallam University is a dedicated program focused on providing an in-depth understanding of criminological theory, research skills, and policy and practice in the criminal justice system. The course offers an enriching learning experience that enables students to evaluate different perspectives and develop critical thinking skills.Course Content: The BA Honours Criminology course covers content on theories of crime, research methods, and how they relate to policy and practice in the criminal justice system. Students will explore contemporary changes in the criminal justice system and their influence on policy and practice. Key Modules: Core modules include 'Introduction to Criminology', 'Criminological Theory', 'Criminal Justice System', 'Criminological Research Methods', 'Controversies in Criminal Justice', and 'Crime, Justice and Society'. There are a variety of optional modules available, including those focusing on hate crime, penal policy, youth justice, and victimology.Accreditations: The course is recognized by the British Society of Criminology (BSC). Future Careers: Graduates of the BA Honours Criminology course can pursue a range of careers in law enforcement, probation services, the prison service, social work, community justice, youth offending teams, or drug outreach work. The course also prepares students for further academic study and research opportunities.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.