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Criminology and sociology undergrad degree

EnglishLit19

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Reply 1

Gus_4

Bristol, Durham and Manchester would probably be the best

Reply 2

artful_lounger

Universities Forum Helper

Cambridge offers either/both via HSPS, and is pretty well regarded :tongue:

Also LSE used to offer Criminology as a "minor" part of certain other courses, but it seems to have vanished now. You might still be able to take the same/equivalent content through the related departments (Sociology/Social Policy) however.

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Reply 3

Trinculo

Original post by EnglishLit19

Hi, does anyone know of some great/good universities that offer a Criminology and Sociology undergraduate degree?

Thanks for any help!

The boundaries between *any* Criminology / Sociology / Psychology degree are going to be very marginal. I doubt very much that the content would be very different depending on what electives you picked.

Reply 4

04MR17

Volunteer Section Leader

Moved to Social and Political Sciences. :smile:

Type "criminology and sociology" into the box on the top left here...
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/university/unimatch/

You should have more than enough to choose from. :wink:

Thank you !

The University of Lincoln offers a Joint Honours Degree in these subjects. You can see more about it and the modules here:

http://www.lincoln.ac.uk/home/course/crisolub/

Lincoln as a University has improved massively over the past few years. I did my Undergraduate degree in Criminology and Journalism there and graduated in 2012. The Criminology modules look like they have changed a lot since I did it - but some of the Core modules are still there.