Arts and Human Sciences (AHS) Undergraduate Prospectus
BSc (Hons)
Our Combined Degree programmes offer you the Our Combined Degree programmes offer you the
opportunity to combine two subjects - enabling opportunity to combine two subjects - enabling
BA (Hons)
Criminology
you to study a greater breadth of subjects to suit you to study a greater breadth of subjects to suit
your interests, broaden your vocational skills and your interests, broaden your vocational skills and
English
enhance your career prospects. enhance your career prospects.
Combined Degrees
Location Location
Combined Degree
Southwark Southwark
Duration Start date
3 years (full-time excluding placements) September
Arts and Human Sciences Arts and Human Sciences
Course description You are also strongly encouraged to
Start date Course contact
Course description We encourage our students to take
Criminology as a combined degree undertake your own research which
September Dr Suzanne Scafe
This course explores a wide variety of advantage of London’s theatrical
scafes@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 6149
provides students with a stimulating, will allow you to gain invaluable
Course contact
English literature in relation to genre, and cultural life and organise trips
rigorous and critical understanding of experience of social scientific research
Dave Edwards How to apply
period and culture. On this course to Shakespeare’s Globe, the National
crime and criminal justice. The combined methods. The course will provide you
edwardda@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 5752 Via UCAS
you will be encouraged to take an Theatre and West End theatres, many
(AHS)
approach is multi-disciplinary, drawing with a sound academic foundation for
How to apply Typical offer
independent and individual approach to of which are within a very short distance

(AHS)
from across both the social sciences understanding and engaging in current
Via UCAS Five GCSE’s including Maths and English at Grade
literature and gain invaluable experience of our campus. You are also encouraged
and humanities. More specifically, it debates about the problem of crime,
C or above and 160 UCAS Tariff Points to include
of a range of approaches to analysis to attend literary events and exhibitions.
Typical offer English Literature
places crime and criminal justice in a criminal justice policy and the place
5 GCSE’s including Maths and English at Grade C
and interpretation. You will gain a
comparative, historical and theoretical of crime in contemporary society.
or above and 160 UCAS Tariff Points Content overview
sound understanding and knowledge Career opportunities
context, exploring current directions in
Year One
of written texts and develop reading, Upon completion of this course,
Content overview – Introduction to Poetry
criminology and crime control policy Career opportunities
Year One – Introduction to Prose
writing and interpretative skills. successful candidates will be in a
as well changing perceptions and Graduates will be well placed to go on
– Introduction to Criminal Justice Policy – Study Skills in an American Literary Context
position to apply for professional and
representations of crime. to higher level education and research
– Issues in Crime – Introduction to Drama and the Stage
You will also develop skills in oral research based postgraduate courses
– Criminal Justice and the Crime Problem Year Two
as well as to work in organisations in
– Criminological Theory Options
presentation and in developing and in teaching, journalism, publishing,
the area of criminal justice.
Year Two – Romantic Literature
sustaining a literary argument. Year marketing, media industries and
– Issues in Contemporary Policing – Critical Approaches to Literature
One of the degree focuses on units administration.
– Penal Theory, Policy and Practice – Verbal to Visual Narratives
– Cities, Politics and Crime – Realism to Modernism
that introduce you to the major literary
– Researching Crime – African-American Literature
genres: prose, drama and poetry.
– Issues in Criminal Justice History – Caribbean Literature
You will also be equipped with the
Year Three – Women in Early 20th Century Literature
– Crime and Community Safety – Modernist Poetry and After
knowledge and skills that will enable
– Crime, Criminology and Modernity – The City as Landscape
you to write an academic essay and
– Gender Crime and Justice – Drama into the 20th century
begin academic research. In Years Two
– Globalisation and Corporate Crime – Tragedy to the Renaissance
– Youth Crime and Delinquency Year Three
and Three you will explore a wide range
– Honours Project (dissertation)
of literatures from pre-Renaissance work
For full information on Combined Degrees – African-American Literature
to contemporary literature.
at LSBU, see page 260. (Contemporary Fiction)
– Investigating Detectives
– Contemporary Drama
– Contemporary Fiction
– Poetry after 1940
Combinations offered with Criminology
– Art, Technology and Revolution
Combinations offered with English
Major/Minor UCAS Code Combination code
– Shakespeare, Text and Performance
Major/Minor UCAS Code Combination code
Criminology with International Politics M9L2 CrWIP English with Sociology Q3L3 EWSoc
For full information on Combined Degrees
Criminology with Law M9M1 CrWL
at LSBU, see page 260.
Criminology with Media Studies M9P3 CrWMS
Criminology with Psychology M9C8 CrWPsy
Criminology with Social Policy M9L4 CrWSP
Criminology with Sociology M9L3 CrWSoc
Joint
Criminology and Social Policy ML94 CrSP
Criminology and Sociology ML93 CrSoc
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