Studying Criminology at Sussex, you’ll apply key approaches to critical contemporary issues.
The course has a sociological grounding. You’ll gain theoretical knowledge and learn to understand crime in the context of its culture, as well as the criminal justice system. From philosophy to modern languages, you take electives from other subjects to open your mind to other disciplines and tailor your degree to your interests. On graduation, you’ll have the skills needed for a variety of careers.
You’re taught by experts who influence theoretical debates and inform policy and practice. They specialise on topics ranging from policing, terrorism, and victims of crime to capital punishment, and crimes against humanity – meaning that you'll focus on the real-world impact of criminology.
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