This course addresses key questions in criminology, such as how crime is understood, prevented, and punished, and why certain groups are more likely to offend or be apprehended, while also exploring the dual human responses of fear and fascination toward it.It delivers rigorous training in criminology's foundations, examining crime, criminals, and justice through social and psychological lenses. Students will investigate topics like crime control, power, and identity, and can complete a supervised dissertation on a motivating subject to encourage innovative thinking, engagement with current debates, and preparation for graduate careers. Optional modules are available to personalize learning, with further details on the University of Essex website.
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