Sociology with Criminology

University of Chichester
Undergraduate BA (Hons) Full-time 3 Years Sociology

A-Level Entry

BBC - CCC

UCAS Points

96 - 112 points

Avg. Graduate Salary

£28,000

About this course

Explore how society works and its relationship to crime and punishment Our BA (Hons) Sociology with Criminology course allows you to apply the critical tools of sociology to the criminal justice system and the role it plays within society.

Explore the complex nature of human society This course helps you make sense of what is happening in this period of incredible, fast-moving change, as you consider what aspects have been positive and exciting and what areas have created conflict, confusion, and challenge.

Apply sociological principles to the study of crime Throughout your degree, you will consider how sociological issues such as race, gender, poverty, inequality, and culture affect our attitudes and responses to the core criminology topics of crime, punishment, and the law.

Focus on contemporary issues through a global lens Throughout the course, you will develop skills in cultural competence, research, critical and analytical thinking as you gain a deeper understanding of a range of social issues within both British and international contexts.

  • Social justice

  • Poverty

  • Discrimination

  • Migration

  • Developmental psychology

  • Celebrity culture

  • Consequences of the climate crisis

    Develop your own critical thinking skills This course will not tell you what to think, but rather provide you with the knowledge and skills you will need critically consider the world around you, as you follow your own passion within the subject and undertake your own independent research.

    Gain the knowledge and skills needed to make a difference You will develop key skills in research techniques, critical thinking, and analysis that you could use in a wide range of potential future careers, especially in fields that make a difference to communities.

    Learn from expert staff who really get to know you Our small, interactive seminars mean you are seen as an individual and not just another face in the crowd, as our team of experienced experts get to know you and how best to support your academic and personal development.

    On this course you will:

  • Explore how the world works, why it works, and its relationship with crime and punishment.

  • Consider a wide range of thought-provoking topics in both national and international contexts.

  • Develop your own critical thinking, research, and analysis skills that you can apply to a range of future careers.

  • Learn in smaller classes that allow our expert teaching staff to really get to know you and your needs.

    • Entry Requirements

    A-Level Grades BBC - CCC
    UCAS Tariff Points 96 - 112 points
    BTEC DMM - MMM

    Career Prospects

    Graduates from this course typically go into the following occupations:

    2317 Teachers of English as a foreign language
    3417 Photographers, audio-visual and broadcasting equipment operators
    1162 Senior police officers
    2435 Professional/Chartered company secretaries
    2319 Teaching professionals
    3319 Protective service associate professionals

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    Course Details

    Qualification
    Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons)
    Study Mode
    Full-time
    Duration
    3 Years
    Start Date
    2025
    Academic Year
    2025
    Campus / Location
    Chichester
    Scheme
    Undergraduate
    Subjects
    Sociology
    Avg. Graduate Salary
    £28,000

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    University of Chichester

    Chichester

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