Our dynamic Sociology with Criminology combined honours degree is tailor-made for those fascinated by the complexities of society and the intricacies of criminal justice.

In a world grappling with diverse social challenges, and evolving crime and criminal justice dynamics, there's a growing demand for informed, lifelong critical thinkers who can navigate these issues reflexively. This course melds the study of societal structures and social relations with an in-depth exploration of criminological theories, offering a comprehensive understanding of both fields.

Our curriculum is designed to immerse you in a range of topics, from the foundations of sociological and criminological thought, to contemporary debates. You will delve into areas such as social inequalities, the drivers of deviance and criminal behaviour, the functioning of social and criminal justice institutions, and the potential of social science in promoting progressive social change. The course empowers you with the analytical tools to understand and critically assess social and criminological issues using theory, evidence and everyday examples, and facilitates an insight into how societal forces shape criminal phenomena.

Through our interactive teaching approaches and learning activities, you'll engage in case studies and simulations and engage with experts, gaining practical insights into real-world scenarios. Graduates are well-equipped for careers in social research, community development, criminal justice, and policy analysis, or for further academic pursuits in sociology or criminology.