Course Modules

This module introduces you to the different aspects of Criminal Law. You will examine the theory underpinning criminal law and the elements of criminal liability. You will develop an understanding of a range of criminal offences and be able to […]

The field of ‘international criminal law’ is relatively recent in the domain of international legal studies and presents challenges in its precise definition. While certain crimes such as genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, and aggression are immediately recognisable as

This module examines the different theories of criminal justice. You will study the philosophical, theoretical and historical contexts of criminal justice, alongside the agencies of the contemporary criminal justice system in England and Wales.

This is a module which will support you towards your end point assessment (EPA). Across the degree apprenticeship routes, each standard requires a slightly different EPA and this module provides the final developmental discussions to ensure you complete your apprenticeship

The module focuses on the implementation of a consultancy project that has been agreed with the client and is the culmination of your degree. It seeks to address a real and practical problem or business opportunity. You will need to:

This module will provide you with the opportunity to collate a work-based learning portfolio which reflects the knowledge, skills and behaviours of your particular programme pathway. The emphasis will be on providing you with opportunities to reflect on progress to

This module will provide you with the background to the core concepts of data analytics with a focus on organisational activity and decision-making. You will also be made aware of the fundamental difference between structured and unstructured data types.

This module aims to introduce you to areas of key concepts of audit, assurance, and corporate governance.  This will include an understanding of ethics and professional conduct. You will learn about the audit framework and regulation, planning and risk assessment,

This module will provide you with the background to the core concepts of cyber security. In addition to identifying technical threats and potential mitigation, you will also have the opportunity to investigate non-technical aspects such as employee risks.

This module invites you to explore the challenges of leadership in organisations through a critical examination of theory, practice and possible future directions. It will encourage you to avoid simplified prescriptions for effective leadership and encourage you to expand your