Ranked 10th in the UK for Psychology (ShanghaiRanking Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2023), 9th for Social Sciences (Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject 2024), and 18th for Psychology (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024), this course addresses global crime concerns through an interdisciplinary lens, blending criminology and psychology. Students explore social and structural issues linked to crime, alongside the psychological factors influencing individuals, culminating in a final-year project where they design and conduct original research. Teaching is informed by faculty expertise in areas such as extremism, hate crime, gender and crime, and capital punishment, equipping graduates with critical thinking, research, and quantitative skills for diverse careers.At the University of Sussex, our innovative courses, research, and vibrant campus inspire excellence across scientific, social, and policy domains. Located on a scenic green campus near the South Downs National Park and the lively city of Brighton & Hove, with easy access to Gatwick Airport and London, we foster an environment that challenges and empowers students. Modules are detailed on our course page.
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