Criminology and Philosophy, BA (Hons)

Our course, delivered by leading experts and informed by the latest advancements in social research, equips students to critically assess issues surrounding crime and social problems. It explores fundamental questions such as how society functions, the role of crime and other social issues within it, how various cultures interpret these challenges, and what insights can be gained from successful social policies in other nations.In philosophy, you will grapple with profound inquiries about the relationship between mind and body, the existence of free will, and the limits of knowledge regarding the world, others, and oneself. Our Philosophy BA programme develops strong critical, imaginative, and analytical skills while deepening understanding of topics like the human mind, language, morality, politics, art, science, and logic. Offering diverse modules—from individual philosophers to themes like metaphysics, moral philosophy, and environmental ethics—you will build a solid foundation before specializing. Supported by innovative research, high student satisfaction, and an active Philosophy Society, this programme at the University of Stirling enhances employability by fostering inquiry into humanity's core questions.