Detail of award: MAJOR, MINOR AND JOINT AWARDS involving: CRIMINOLOGY: 2019 entry
Name of award: BA/BSc (Hons) involving Criminology


In order to achieve the named award above, students must meet all requirements of this award map

STAGE 1

Code	Title	Credits	Status	Pre-Requisites
CRI1002	Crime and Society	20	Compulsory	None
CRI1006	True Crime and Other Fictions	20	Compulsory	None
CRI1007	The Science of Crime and Criminals	20	Compulsory	None

Students must take all modules. Students who are studying Law as their other subject must take CRI1002 and CRI1007 only to total 120 credits at Level 4

STAGE 2

Code	Title	Credits	Status	Pre-Requisites
CRI2004∞	Research Methods for Criminology^1	20	Comp: for Mj/Jt	CRI1007 or CRI1006
CRI2001	Crime and Justice	20	Compulsory	CRI1002
CRI2002	Outsiders	20	Designated	None
CRI2008	Communities, Crime and Alternative Justice	20	Designated	None
CRI2007	Policing and Crime Control	20	Designated	None

Major students must take CRI2004 and CRI2001 plus two designated modules to total 80 credits and must take 40 credits from their minor subject to total 120 credits for Level 5 study
Joint students take CRI2004 and CRI2001 plus one designated module to total 60 credits and must take 60 credits in each of their other subject to total 120 credits for Level 5 study.

NB Joint Students whose other subject is Sociology or Politics: A Research Methods module must be taken but can only be taken once. Therefore an additional designated module must be taken in its place from the second award map.

Minor students must take CRI2001 and one designated module not including CRI2004

∞ CRI2004 is the research methods module for this subject. Please note that only one research methods module can be undertaken as part of a Joint Honours award. If your other chosen subject offers a research methods module an additional designated module must be taken in its place from the second award map.

OPTIONAL PLACEMENT YEAR

Code	Title	Credits	Status	Pre-Requisites
HRM2053	The Placement Year Experience: Organisations in Context	40	Compulsory	None

Students must have successfully completed 100 credits at Level 5 in order to undertake placement

STAGE 3

Code	Title	Credits	Status	Pre-Requisites
CRI4003	Criminology Dissertation^2	40	Compulsory for Major	CRI2001 and CRI2004 or level 5 methods module from another relevant subject or equivalent. ∞
CRI4001	Criminology Dissertation (Joint) ^3	20	Designated for Jt	CRI2001 or CRI2004 or level 5 methods module from another relevant subject or equivalent. ∞
CRI4002	Criminology Joint Dissertation^4	20	Designated for Jt	CRI2001 or CRI2004 or level 5 methods module from another relevant subject or equivalent. ∞
CRI3001	Crime and Punishment	20	Compulsory	CRI2001
CRI3002	Crime: Perspectives of Gender and Race	20	Designated	None
CRI3003	Violence: from Domestic to Institutional	20	Designated	None
HIS3019	Crime and Popular Culture in late Victorian Britain	20	Designated	2 Level Five History modules OR HIS2003 or a Level Five Methods / Research module in a different subject
CRI3004	Addiction: Crime and Criminalisation	20	Designated	None
CRI3006	Beyond Justice^5	20	Designated	CRI2003 or CRI2004
CRI3007	Critiquing Criminalistics	20	Designated	None

Major students must take CRI4003, CRI3001 and one designated module making 80 credits and must take 40 credits from their minor subject to total 120 credits of Level 6 study
Joint students must take all CRI3001, two designated modules making 60 credits in total. Students must take 60 credits from their other subject making a total of 120 credits of Level 6 study. Joint students must take a dissertation module from one of their subjects, but may instead also undertake an interdisciplinary dissertation joining both subjects together.
Minor students must CRI3001 and one designated module making 40 credits in total and must take 80 credits from their major subject to total 120 credits of Level 6 study.

¹ Cannot be counted with CRI2003
² Cannot be taken with CRI4001 or CRI4002
³ Cannot be taken with CRI4003 or CRI4002
⁴ Cannot be taken with CRI4003 or CRI4001 and must be taken with the joint module from a second subject.
⁵ Students will only be admitted to this module following successful completion of a selection process.

Students who do not complete the Honours Degree will be eligible for an Ordinary Degree in the named subjects upon successful completion of a minimum of 60 Level 6 credits. These can be from any Level 6 modules, whether identified as compulsory or designated. Where the completed Level 6 credits are from one subject area only, the award title will be Ordinary Degree X WITH Y.  Where the completed Level 6 credits are from both subject areas, the award title will be either Ordinary Degree X WITH Y or Ordinary Degree X AND Y depending on the degree on which the student registered.

∞ equivalent pre-requisite is completion of the FdA Police and Criminal Justice Studies

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05/05/20