This criminology course delves into the reasons behind criminal behavior and the workings of the criminal justice system, emphasizing practical applications to drive change. As a pioneering program, it offers immersive experiences like virtual reality crime scenes and suspect interviews, alongside hands-on opportunities with agencies such as Devon and Cornwall Police. Innovative teaching incorporates AI, VR, and forensic techniques, while research-led modules foster critical skills for addressing contemporary issues like online scams and rehabilitation.The curriculum begins with foundational theories of crime and justice in the first year, progressing in the second to global perspectives and research methods. An optional placement year provides real-world experience, and the final year focuses on a dissertation and emerging topics such as green criminology and state crime. The course does not award qualified teacher status, and assessment details are available via the institution's website.
A local representative of University of Plymouth in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.