Criminology and Politics (joint honours) Oxford Brookes University

Overview

This joint honours programme enables students to delve into the realms of Criminology and Politics (joint honours), fostering a robust understanding of both disciplines. The course is structured to cultivate a variety of personal and professional competencies that will serve as a foundation for future career paths. The curriculum is crafted to ensure that learners progressively enhance their knowledge and skills, ultimately becoming independent and effective scholars.

Why Criminology and Politics at Oxford Brookes University?

Oxford Brookes University is renowned for its commitment to academic excellence and student support. The university's strong emphasis on practical learning and partnerships with various organisations provides students with unique opportunities to engage in real-world experiences. The institution is well-regarded for its modern facilities and supportive learning environment, which contribute to a rich educational experience.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the Criminology and Politics (joint honours) programme are as follows:

• International students: £17,250 per year
• Home (UK) students: £9,535 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The programme's structure allows for a comprehensive exploration of both Criminology and Politics. In the first year, students will develop essential academic skills while examining fundamental questions regarding crime and political systems. The second year focuses on critical analysis of contemporary issues, encouraging students to challenge existing norms and explore inequalities within the criminal justice system. The final year offers the flexibility to specialise, including options for a dissertation and various elective modules that cover topics such as:

• The pleasures of crime
• Visual criminology
• Queer criminology
• Drugs
• Specialist modules in Politics

Careers with Criminology and Politics

Graduates of this programme are equipped with transferable skills that are highly valued by employers across various sectors. They often find opportunities in diverse fields, including:

• Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and charities
• Social work
• Publishing
• Public relations
• Marketing
• Teaching
• Media and journalism
• The civil service

Many alumni also choose to pursue further studies, often continuing their education at Oxford Brookes University.