Regulations for New College (School of Social Sciences):
Applied Social Science (Criminology)

Level 1 is common to all Applied Social Sciences students irrespective of pathway. You take the two core units plus two further units, in Sociology and Psychology. You then select four options from a choice of units in Anthropology, Criminology, Sociology and Psychology. At Levels 2 and 3 you are required to take the core and pathway units and selection from the optional units, subject to availability.

Level 1
Core units
SOCI1007 Social Sciences Perspectives (semester 1)
SOCI1008 Social Statistics (semester 2)

And Compulsory units:
SOCI1010 Social Thought in Context (semester 2)
PSYC1006 The making of Psychology (semester 1)

Pathway units:
CRIM1001 Society and Crime: Sociological Perspectives (semester 2)
CRIM1002 Introduction to Psychological Perspectives in Criminology (semester 1)

Optional units:
SOCI1006 Social Divisions in Modern Society (semester 1)
ANTH1002 An Anthropological view of Europe (semester 2)
ANTH1001 Exploring Other Cultures (semester 1)
PSYC1007 Psychological Perspectives on Contemporary Issues (semester 2)
Or 4 units outside the programme, subject to availability

Level 2
Core units:
SOCI2011 Key Concepts in Social Theory & Practice (semester 2)
SOCI2019 Methods of Social Analysis (semester 1)
SOCI2020 Research Skills (semester 2)

Pathway units (compulsory):
CRIM2001 Perspectives in Criminology (semester 1)
CRIM2002 Crime, Social Change and Society (semester 1)
CRIM2003 Youth, Crime and Society (semester 2)

Optional units:
ANTH2001 Cosmology, Ritual and Belief (semester 2)
ANTH2002 Culture, Communication and Cognition (semester 1)
ANTH2003 Social Anthropology (semester 1)
PSYC2013 Psychosocial development in childhood and adolescence (semester 1)
PSYC2015 Personality & Individuality (semester 2)
PSYC2017 The Psychology of Groups and its Application to Real World settings (semester 2)
Or 2 units outside the programme, subject to availability

Level 3
Core units:

SOCI3032 Applied Social Science in Policy & Practice (semester 2)
SOCI3033 Dissertation (double unit) (semester 1 & 2)

Pathway units (compulsory)
CRIM3001 Penology (semester 2)
CRIM3002 Issues in Law Enforcement & Social Control (semester 1)
CRIM3003 Crime Prevention: Theories, Policies & Practices (semester 2)

Optional units:
ANTH3002 Sexuality & Intimacy (semester 1)
ANTH3003 Anthropology, Film and Representations of The Other (semester 2)
ANTH3007 Human Emotions: Social and Cultural Dimensions (semester 2)
PSYC3025 Permanence & Change in Adulthood (semester 1)
PSYC3026 Psychological Approaches to Health, Behaviour & Society (semester 1)
PSYC3027 Psychological Studies and Education (semester 1 or 2)
PSYC3028 Psychological Disorders (semester 2)
Or 2 units outside the programme, subject to availability