Investigate whether some people are more likely to commit a crime or be a victim of crime from a sociological standpoint, and discover what social factors can drive a person in a criminal direction. Examine hot topics such as social exclusion, human trafficking, terrorism, penology, policing, victimology, and a variety of other eye-opening elements.
This course will provide you with the advanced knowledge and analytical skills required to break into the public and social sectors.
Choose between a 30-week'sandwich' placement or a shorter four-week placement - both are essential for improving your employability.
In your final year dissertation, conduct your own research on a topic that interests you or is related to your future career or study plans.
What can you achieve with a sociology degree?
You’ll develop a range of analytical and communication skills during this course that will serve you well when you enter the workplace in the public or social sectors, including the criminal justice system, or alternatively as a great starting block for further study.