Criminology stands as one of the most diverse and intellectually stimulating fields at university, drawing from disciplines like psychology, sociology, social policy, law, and biology to address critical social issues. Social policy examines concepts such as citizenship rights, justice, fairness, and essential human needs. This degree in Criminology and Social Policy merges two dynamic subjects that profoundly impact society.At Swansea, Criminology ranks in the top 15 in the UK for teaching satisfaction, 10th for career prospects, and top 20 overall (Guardian University Guide 2024), with 92% of graduates employed or in further study 15 months post-graduation (HESA 2023). Social Policy excels, ranking 2nd for student voice and 3rd for teaching (NSS 2023). Students will explore theories on societal needs, crime's effects, and policies in areas like health and education, while developing strong research, analytical, and communication skills. A year abroad between the second and final year enhances global experience; for more details, contact study@swansea.ac.uk. Assessment includes exams, essays, group tasks, presentations, and creative formats like blogs and posters.
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