BA (Hons.) Criminology

The Criminology BA (Hons) at Brighton University offers an intensive look into the complex world of crime, punishment, and social justice. This full-time, three-year course welcomes students to critically explore the societal implications of crime as well as the preventative measures and responses to it. Course Content: The curriculum spans an array of subjects including sociology, law, psychology, and anthropology, with a focus on criminology in theory and practice. The course unfolds through lectures, workshops, tutorials and fieldwork, providing a rich blend of practical and academic knowledge. Both local and international topical issues concerning crime and justice are addressed throughout the programme.Key Modules: The course includes modules such as "Understanding Criminology," which provides a foundation in criminological theories and concepts, "Psychology & Crime," exploring psychological theories related to criminal behavior, and "Crime, Justice & Social Control," discussing societal responses to crime. Other key modules include "Researching Society & Culture" as well as "Criminological Imagination & Practice."Accreditations: The degree is recognized by the British Society of Criminology (BSC). Future Careers: Graduates of Brighton's Criminology course have moved on to careers in social welfare, community development, law enforcement, human rights organizations, and criminal justice-related roles. In addition, the course provides a strong foundation for further study and research in the field of criminology.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.