BA (Hons) Criminology & Sociology

The Criminology and Sociology BA degree at the University of Central Lancashire gives students a comprehensive understanding of these disciplines, empowering them to explore the world through different perspectives. This course examines criminological and sociological theory, practical skills, and contemporary issues, preparing students to impact policy and practice in various career fields. Course Content: The course offers traditional lectures, tutor-led and seminar discussion groups, and one-to-one tutorials. Students will benefit from real-life case studies, individual and group presentations, and problem-based scenarios. An array of optional modules are also available, allowing students to customise their learning experience based on their interests.Key Modules: Some of the core modules for the Criminology and Sociology course include: ‘Introduction to Criminology,’ ‘Doing Social Research,’ ‘Sociological Imaginations,’ ‘Explaining Crime,’ ‘Youth, Crime and Deviance,’ and ‘Sociological Issues: Debates and Controversies.’ Future Careers: This degree prepares students for a wide range of careers in sectors such as the police, probation, prison and community safety work, youth justice, and other social welfare roles. Graduates also often move into policy development and research within the public, private, or voluntary sector. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.