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Students interested in learning more about crime and social values are invited to research, evaluate, and discuss the most important issues confronting society today through Arden’s criminology and sociology degree.
Investigating issues such as: How is society organised? Why are certain behaviours classified as crimes? And how does societal change affect crime and our attitude to crime? – the course will significantly advance your knowledge of crime and crime control, as well as your awareness of the larger social settings in which crime happens. Additionally, the course examines the consequences and societal repercussions of crime in contemporary society, providing insight into the realm of human views of crime and equipping you to be a well-rounded and knowledgeable professional in whichever job path you choose after graduation.
A high school diploma or equivalent qualifications in two subjects at GCE A level plus passes at grade C or above in three subjects at GCSE level. If you are not an English native speaker, you will be required to provide us with a proof of English language level equivalent to IELTS 6.0 or above.
If you have questions about your eligibility for the course or are unsure if your existing qualifications meet the entry requirements, use the form on this page to contact the university. They will assess your background and advise on your options and application.
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