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Course summary
This course introduces you to crime as a dynamic process in a rapidly changing world linking foundational principles and emerging trends to explore its impact on daily life.
After a grounding in first year, you will have the opportunity to specialise in a range of areas of crime, victimology, criminal justice, law and advocacy emphasising key transferable skills in preparation for graduate level employment in a global market.
You will have the opportunity to:
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Link major theoretical perspectives to contemporary issues and debates – putting theory into practice.
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Reflect analytically and critically on a wide range of issues and emerging trends relating to crime, control, and criminal law and justice in local and global contexts.
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Apply creative solutions to crime problems, and to systemic failures in dealing with crime.
Key Course Benefits
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Applied approach designed to develop the skills required for graduate employment in various criminal justice roles.
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Expert speakers from agencies involved in criminal justice complement and contextualise your understanding*.
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International perspectives on crime.
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Opportunities to participate in international field trips – previous criminology trips have included South Africa, USA, Finland, Estonia, and Poland*.
*For further information please check the course page on the Coventry University website.
How to apply
Application codes
- Course code:
- M930
- Institution code:
- C85
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