This combined degree in sociology and criminology at Lancaster University equips students to address pressing societal challenges, such as rising crime and social unrest, through a collaborative program offered by the prestigious Sociology Department and Law School. Students develop critical thinking and research skills for careers in criminal justice, while gaining practical experience via partnerships with NGOs, charities, and agencies like Lancashire Police. Exceptional tutor support fosters personal growth as emerging social scientists.The curriculum explores key issues from hate crime to climate change, examining cultural, political, and economic contexts of crime and justice. Drawing on expertise in youth justice, policing, and more, students engage with criminological theories, optional modules on topics like racism, and independent research through a dissertation, allowing exploration of personal interests such as decolonisation or social media's impact.
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