(Award available for year: Bachelor of Science)
1. Consider advanced issues in crime and responses to crime, including in an international and comparative context.
2. Evaluate major normative and practical issues in punishment in a social and political context.
3. Harness cumulative learning of scholarly skills, theoretical knowledge and quantitative methodological competence to an extended investigation into crime, victimisation and/or criminal justice.
4. Identify the main assumptions underpinning quantitative research in Criminology and the Social Sciences more broadly.
Skills Learning Outcomes
1. Establish an independent critical perspective on a significant issue or problem in crime and/or criminal justice.
2. Develop advanced scholarly skills to formulate sophisticated and persuasive arguments.
3. Design and execute an extended quantitative independent project and communicate the findings effectively through data synthesis techniques such as data visualisation and summary statistics
4. Undertake a critical synthesis of existing criminological theory and research.
5. Analyse secondary data to explore causal research questions and undertake predictions
This programme is designed to provide you with an inclusive and authentic, programme-level package of assessment and feedback activities that will effectively scaffold learning and cultivate the knowledge and skills that you need to fulfil your aspirations for yourself and for your community. We prioritise assessment for learning by investing in practice (formative) assessment activities and providing individual feedback to help you to develop your knowledge, understanding and skills in readiness for your end of module (summative) assessments.
Assessments are designed to align with the programme’s learning outcomes, providing a comprehensive and authentic evaluation of your skills and knowledge. Written assignments play a central role, but you will also encounter other assessment methods, designed to foster the development of a broad spectrum of skills and capabilities. Across your assessments you will have opportunities to demonstrate your ability to conduct independent research, critically analyse information, and articulate complex ideas.
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