Embark on a transformative academic journey with the Criminology and Sociology undergraduate degree at the University of Hull. This course is designed for those driven to understand the complex interplay between crime, deviance, and societal structures. You will explore the social, cultural, economic, and political factors that contribute to criminal behaviour, drawing on real-world examples to analyse crime's impact and society's responses. If you are passionate about social justice and keen to develop a critical perspective on contemporary issues such as global insecurities, transnational organised crime, and criminal justice, this programme offers a robust foundation.
This full-time, on-campus degree is structured over three years, guiding you through compulsory modules like 'Crime, Deviance and Society' and 'Social Research in Practice', alongside a wide array of optional subjects from 'Environmental Crimes' to 'Criminal Psychology'. You will engage in practical research, develop analytical skills through quantitative data analysis, and have the opportunity to undertake a significant dissertation in your final year, potentially including a criminal justice and community safety placement. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of criminology and sociology, prepared for diverse career paths within the criminal justice sector, social research, policy development, and beyond.