The BA Sociology and Criminology with Employment Experience at the University of Exeter offers you a comprehensive understanding of social structures, inequality, crime, and justice. This undergraduate degree is designed for students keen to explore the complex issues facing contemporary society, from social inequality and migration to crime, deviance, and global justice systems. You will develop crucial analytical techniques and theoretical frameworks, gaining insights into social research methods and the application of sociological and criminological theories to real-world problems. This programme provides a robust academic foundation for understanding and addressing societal challenges.
You will study this degree full-time on campus over four years, including a dedicated year for employment experience. Your learning will progress from foundational theories and analytical skills in the first year, through advanced knowledge and specialist optional modules in your second year, to a significant dissertation project in your final year. This hands-on employment experience, alongside your academic studies, will allow you to apply your knowledge in a professional setting. You will graduate with a deep understanding of social dynamics and criminal behaviour, equipped for diverse career paths in research, policy, social work, and beyond.