Study theoretical, conceptual and practical applications of criminology in the real world, including how climate change relates to criminal behaviour and social justice. Engage in pioneering research in topics like prison reform and green criminology, exploring key debates around how to define, explain and respond to criminality – all preparing you for criminal and social justice roles.
Extra Notes
More than 65% to 70% in 12th GCSE English Language or or English Literature at grade C or 4 Mathematics at grade C or 4
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