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Sociology, Social Policy and Anthropology

Sociology and anthropology focus on the study of human behaviour and social life. These degrees will frequently use theory and scientific study to understand why people behave as they do in our world. Module examples include social theory, social change, gender and qualitative research skills.

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12 courses are available in for Sociology, Social Policy and Anthropology

Sociology

Criminology (with Foundation Year) BA Hons

Criminology (with Foundation Year) BA Hons _{UCAS Code L313}

Criminology (with Foundation Year) BA Hons

48 UCAS Points
Full-Time
4 years course
On Campus

Criminology (with Foundation Year) BA Hons

48 UCAS Points
Full-Time
4 years course
On Campus

Psychology with Criminology (with Foundation Year) BSc

Psychology with Criminology (with Foundation Year) BSc _{UCAS Code C805}

Psychology with Criminology (with Foundation Year) BSc

48 UCAS Points
Full-Time
4 years course
On Campus

Psychology with Criminology (with Foundation Year) BSc

48 UCAS Points
Full-Time
4 years course
On Campus

Psychology with Criminology (with Foundation Year) BSc Hons

48 UCAS Points
Full-Time
4 years course
On Campus

Forensic Psychology BSc Hons

Forensic Psychology BSc Hons _{UCAS Code C816}

Forensic Psychology BSc Hons

112 UCAS Points
Full-Time
3 years course
On Campus

Criminology BA Hons

Criminology BA Hons _{UCAS Code L311}

Criminology BA Hons

112 UCAS Points
Full-Time
3 years course
On Campus

Criminology BA Hons

112 UCAS Points
Part-Time
4.5 years course
On Campus

Psychology with Criminology BSc

Psychology with Criminology BSc _{UCAS Code C804}

Psychology with Criminology BSc

112 UCAS Points
Full-Time
3 years course
On Campus

Psychology with Criminology BSc Hons

112 UCAS Points
Full-Time
3 years course
On Campus

Forensic Psychology (with Foundation Year) BSc Hons

Forensic Psychology (with Foundation Year) BSc Hons _{UCAS Code C817}

Forensic Psychology (with Foundation Year) BSc Hons

48 UCAS Points
Full-Time
4 years course
On Campus

Forensic Psychology (with Foundation Year) BSc Hons

48 UCAS Points
Full-Time
4 years course
On Campus