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Overview
This exciting
and innovative course is designed for students with a thirst to understand why
crime is committed from a psychological perspective. The psychology modules will
focus your attention on the biological, the psychological and the social
explanations for crime and deviance while drawing upon traditional and new
theories. Each module builds on the last to guide you to your chosen topic for
the dissertation module in the BA (Hons) Criminology with Psychology. We have
volunteering at the heart of the degree with student volunteering in various
agencies and organisations including Circles - which provides support and
accountability to high-risk sex offenders to help reduce re-offending and
prevent any further victims. We aim to build your confidence using a variety of
assessment methods using traditional essays and reports but also using
technology to challenge your growth.
Modules
Level
4
·
Understanding the Individual (20
credits)
·
Introduction to developmental psychology
(20 credits)
·
An Introduction to Sociological Inquiry
(20 credits)
·
Foundations of Criminology (20
credits)
·
Personal and Professional Development
(20 credits)
·
Work Related Learning (20
credits)
Level
5
·
Introduction to Social and Cognitive
Psychology (20 credits)
·
Biopsychosocial Explanations of Criminal
Behaviour (20 credits)
·
Social Research Methods (20
credits)
·
Crime Culture and Social Change (20
credits)
·
Principles of Punishment and
Rehabilitation (20 credits)
·
Future Impacts and Decision Making (20
credits)
UCAS Code: C816
Fees: £7500
Progression
Upon
completion of this foundation degree you can progress to the BA (Hons)
Criminology with Psychology (Top-up) or pursue a career in any of the following
areas: Probation Services Victim Support The Police Prison services
Non-profit-making organisations, including the NHS and charities Mental Health
Support Drug and Alcohol Recovery Housing (in outreach support roles), as
homelessness officers, and in refugee services.
We are proud to collaborate with University of Hull on the validation of this course.
This includes transforming our programmes to ensure that we meet the evolving needs of the sector, giving you the best opportunities for success when you graduate by having a competence-based focus. Find out more about competence-based higher education.
View the policies and procedures you would be agreeing to comply with by registering for this programme. This encompasses University of Hull Quality and Standards, including a Guide for Collaborative Provision students.
Visit the University of Hull's website here.
Full Time Higher Education
We are proud to collaborate with University of Hull on the validation of this course.
This includes transforming our programmes to ensure that we meet the evolving needs of the sector, giving you the best opportunities for success when you graduate by having a competence-based focus. Find out more about competence-based higher education.
View the policies and procedures you would be agreeing to comply with by registering for this programme. This encompasses University of Hull Quality and Standards, including a Guide for Collaborative Provision students.
Visit the University of Hull's website here.
Overview
This exciting
and innovative course is designed for students with a thirst to understand why
crime is committed from a psychological perspective. The psychology modules will
focus your attention on the biological, the psychological and the social
explanations for crime and deviance while drawing upon traditional and new
theories. Each module builds on the last to guide you to your chosen topic for
the dissertation module in the BA (Hons) Criminology with Psychology. We have
volunteering at the heart of the degree with student volunteering in various
agencies and organisations including Circles - which provides support and
accountability to high-risk sex offenders to help reduce re-offending and
prevent any further victims. We aim to build your confidence using a variety of
assessment methods using traditional essays and reports but also using
technology to challenge your growth.
Modules
Level
4
·
Understanding the Individual (20
credits)
·
Introduction to developmental psychology
(20 credits)
·
An Introduction to Sociological Inquiry
(20 credits)
·
Foundations of Criminology (20
credits)
·
Personal and Professional Development
(20 credits)
·
Work Related Learning (20
credits)
Level
5
·
Introduction to Social and Cognitive
Psychology (20 credits)
·
Biopsychosocial Explanations of Criminal
Behaviour (20 credits)
·
Social Research Methods (20
credits)
·
Crime Culture and Social Change (20
credits)
·
Principles of Punishment and
Rehabilitation (20 credits)
·
Future Impacts and Decision Making (20
credits)
UCAS Code: C816
Fees: £7500
Progression
Upon
completion of this foundation degree you can progress to the BA (Hons)
Criminology with Psychology (Top-up) or pursue a career in any of the following
areas: Probation Services Victim Support The Police Prison services
Non-profit-making organisations, including the NHS and charities Mental Health
Support Drug and Alcohol Recovery Housing (in outreach support roles), as
homelessness officers, and in refugee services.
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We support 1.5 million students every year to explore entering higher education, employment and apprenticeships and manage almost three million applications, from around 700,000 people each year, for full-time undergraduate courses at over 380 universities and colleges across the UK.
If you are going to apply to Universities following completion of your Access to HE course then you will need to apply through this link which provides additional information about applying they can also provide advice regarding applying for Student finance and that is available here.
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It is important to note that when you enrol on an Access to HE courseyou can apply for an Advanced Learner Loan to help with the costs of a course at a college or training provider in England.
Loan eligibility does not depend on your income and there are no credit checks.
Check if you’re eligible before you apply for an Advanced Learner Loan.
Your loan will be written off if you then sign up for a Higher Education course AND you have completed in full the Access to HE course.
Full Time Higher Education
We are proud to collaborate with University of Hull on the validation of this course.
This includes transforming our programmes to ensure that we meet the evolving needs of the sector, giving you the best opportunities for success when you graduate by having a competence-based focus. Find out more about competence-based higher education.
View the policies and procedures you would be agreeing to comply with by registering for this programme. This encompasses University of Hull Quality and Standards, including a Guide for Collaborative Provision students.
Visit the University of Hull's website here.
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