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For those fascinated by society and personal identity, particularly in understanding criminal behavior and prevention strategies, this program offers an engaging blend of sociology and criminology. The curriculum balances both fields equally, equipping students for careers in public service, nonprofit organizations, and related sectors. You'll learn from distinguished faculty in both disciplines, including sociology specialists in gender studies, racial dynamics, bodily politics, and national identity, alongside criminology experts focusing on crime causation and reduction theories. The faculty brings valuable real-world experience working with offenders, victims, and crime prevention organizations, providing practical insights into these fields. The program offers flexibility to explore personal interests through elective topics in both sociology and criminology. A mandatory second-year internship allows students to apply classroom knowledge while building professional networks, with past placements including community groups, nonprofit organizations, police youth offender teams, and government agencies. Study abroad opportunities may be available in the second year. Additionally, students qualify for British Sociological Association membership, enhancing their professional credentials for future employment opportunities.