Our BSc in Criminology at Loughborough University equips students with a thorough understanding of crime's extent, causes, and the criminal justice system's responses, including offender rehabilitation. It explores classic and contemporary crime prevention strategies, as well as the influence of social issues like poverty, inequality, and exclusion on criminal behaviour. Through this program, you will address key societal questions, such as why crimes occur, their impacts on individuals and communities, and how policing, policy, and rehabilitation can mitigate or exacerbate social harm.The degree integrates theories of crime, deviance, and inequality, fostering critical analysis of justice systems and social justice issues. For a full list of modules, consult the course page. Assessment methods vary by module and include examinations, essays, research reports, presentations, in-class tests, multiple-choice exams, independent exercises, and a dissertation.
For a full list of areas studied, see the 'What You'll Study' section of the course page on our website.
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