The Criminology and Sociology Bachelors Degree at Queen's University Belfast offers you a unique opportunity to explore the complex social forces that shape crime, justice, and society itself. You will delve into international comparisons, with a strong emphasis on the Irish context, and learn from experts who are actively publishing groundbreaking research in their fields. This programme is ideal for students who are passionate about understanding social inequalities, criminal behaviour, and the effectiveness of our justice systems, equipping you with a critical lens to analyse contemporary social issues.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over three years, providing a comprehensive understanding of both criminology and sociology. You will develop your analytical skills through engaging with diverse theories and research methodologies. A distinctive feature allows you to graduate with a BSc in Criminology or Sociology with Quantitative Methods, by undertaking specialist training in advanced quantitative research skills. You will graduate with a robust academic foundation and the ability to pursue careers in research, policy, social work, policing, and beyond.