Course Modules

This module explores the history and contemporary politics of Britain’s relationship with continental Europe. You will chart in place the reasons for European integration and the expansion of the ‘European Union’ from the 1950s to the present day. The module […]

You will examine the factors that contribute to young people becoming involved in crime and consider crimes committed against them. You will explore the Youth Justice System in the UK and the interventions offered to young people to reduce their

This will introduce you to real-world practice of criminology, and give you an idea of where you could apply your skills. You will explore jobs relating to criminology degrees, including: Community development worker Detective Police officer Prison officer Probation officer

This module will introduce you to the theoretical models that underpin sexually problematic behaviours perpetrated across the life course, while considering the typology of offenders in this cohort.

In the age of technology and digitalisation, crime has become more diverse and often easy to commit. This module introduces cybercrime and cybersecurity, and will cover key emerging research on this contemporary topic. 

This module is an opportunity to explore a comprehensive range of key constructs, theories and research in mental health and forensic psychology. You will examine the numerous ways that psychological research, methods and expertise are applied to the study of

This module explores key issues and debates in criminology and gives you a solid foundation in these topics. You will explore the origins of crime, categorisation of crime, theories of crime, and the psychological frameworks of crime.

This module examines how society manages crime and criminals and introduces you to the wider judicial and prison systems. You will consider the role of the media, moral panics, emerging crimes, and world approaches to crime.

This module provides a study of intellectual property law.  You will examine different areas of intellectual property: patents, copyright, industrial design, registered trademarks, unregistered trademarks (passing off), computer programs and databases, and confidential information.  You will consider the conditions for

In this module you will continue your study of equity and trusts focusing on the areas of law relating to when a trust is up and running, as well as considering the nature of charitable trusts.