BSc Criminology and Sociology

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University of Surrey

Comments about BSc Criminology and Sociology - At the institution - Guildford - Surrey

• Objectives
  Criminology and sociology are mutually complementary subjects which together provide innovative accounts of a range of crime-related matters such as: the cause and effect of criminal actions, the form and outcome of social disorders, the policing and regulation of public order, the procedures and techniques of the criminal justice system, and the relationship between behaviours and punishments.
• Entry requirements
  Typical entry requirements A level grades BBB (300 points)
• Academic title
  BSc Criminology and Sociology
• Course description
  Programme Structure
  
  Level 1
  
  Sociological Theory
  Sociology of Contemporary Societies
  Social Research Methods and Quantitative Methods
  Crime and Society
  Criminal Justice System
  ICT and Study Skills
  
  Level 2
  
  Core modules:
  
  Sociological Theory
  Social Research Methods and Computing
  Crime Analysis
  Criminological Theories
  Crime, Gender and Sexuality
  
  Optional modules:
  
  Sociology of Gender and Work
  Social Policy and the Future of Welfare
  Sociology of Political Systems
  Sociology of Art
  Culture, Media and Everyday Life
  Group Research Project
  
  Optional professional training year
  
  Level 3
  
  Double-weighted Dissertation
  Sociological Analysis
  
  Optional Criminology modules:
  
  Policing and the Police
  Punishment and Society
  Social Control Technologies
  
  Optional Sociology modules:
  
  Aspects of Social Research Methodology
  Research and Evaluation
  Deviance and Social Control
  Sociology of Health and Illness
  Sociology of Gender and Sexuality
  Sociology of Later Life
  Sociology of Childhood
  Sociology of Race and Ethnicity
  Organisational Analysis
  Technoscience and Cyberculture
  Production of New Technology
  Music and New Technology

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