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This program equips you with analytical skills to examine social behaviors, addressing themes of justice, crime, and inequality, while preparing you for a rewarding career and positive societal impact.
The Social Sciences Foundation Year introduces essential academic writing and self-directed learning techniques for scientific study. You'll also gain foundational knowledge in social sciences thinking and communication.
With a practical orientation, the foundation year encourages students to connect theory with real-world challenges, including mental health, psychological wellness, and practical problem-solving.
Our criminology and sociology program stays current through industry-informed curriculum updates, with faculty maintaining active professional connections—ensuring your education remains relevant to contemporary developments and practical applications.
The curriculum covers core criminology and sociology topics including: criminal behavior; societal patterns; media influence; social disparities; migration; and racial/ethnic studies. You'll cultivate research methodologies, applying sociological and criminological frameworks while developing critical analysis and problem-solving abilities. The program fosters strong communication skills and emotional intelligence, preparing you for diverse careers in healthcare, government, leadership roles, law enforcement, finance, research, and technology.
Practical learning is central to this degree, with real-world assessments embedded throughout. Through sociology and criminology coursework, you'll engage with contemporary issues like community development, justice systems, and applied sociological practice, building expertise in analyzing crime, social challenges, and equity.
To accommodate varied career paths, the program offers customizable options through elective modules aligned with your professional goals.
4-year program including foundation year