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EDUC2037 2028-29
Internationalisation and Education
The forces of globalisation reach into all spheres of social life, including education. In this module you can expect to analyse internationalisation in education as a consequence of globalisation. You will consider how globalisation in its various dimensions is affecting education, and how education is contributing to globalisation and internationalisation. You will explore how institutions' structures and operations as well as their teaching and learning processes are changing as a consequence of internationalisation. -
SSPC1003 2027-28
Interrogating Crime: An Introduction to Criminology
This module provides you with an introduction to the field of criminology including its origins and how subject areas such as sociology and psychology inform criminological study and our understanding of crime. The module explores the different ways in which crime is explained and as such you will develop a knowledge of the main perspectives that have fed into criminology and how they have been applied to generate criminological knowledge. This module focuses on definitions and measurement of crime and deviance; it explores sociological theories and bio-psychological approaches of crime and deviance and through a critical engagement with how crime is presented in various forms of media, the module promotes critical thinking on the social construction of crime. -
SSPC1003 2028-29
Interrogating Crime: An Introduction to Criminology
This module provides you with an introduction to the field of criminology including its origins and how subject areas such as sociology and psychology inform criminological study and our understanding of crime. The module explores the different ways in which crime is explained and as such you will develop a knowledge of the main perspectives that have fed into criminology and how they have been applied to generate criminological knowledge. This module focuses on definitions and measurement of crime and deviance; it explores sociological theories and bio-psychological approaches of crime and deviance and through a critical engagement with how crime is presented in various forms of media, the module promotes critical thinking on the social construction of crime. -
SSPC1003 2025-26
Interrogating Crime: An Introduction to Criminology
This module provides you with an introduction to the field of criminology including its origins and how subject areas such as sociology and psychology inform criminological study and our understanding of crime. The module explores the different ways in which crime is explained and as such you will develop a knowledge of the main perspectives that have fed into criminology and how they have been applied to generate criminological knowledge. This module focuses on definitions and measurement of crime and deviance; it explores sociological theories and bio-psychological approaches of crime and deviance and through a critical engagement with how crime is presented in various forms of media, the module promotes critical thinking on the social construction of crime. -
SSPC1003 2026-27
Interrogating Crime: An Introduction to Criminology
This module provides you with an introduction to the field of criminology including its origins and how subject areas such as sociology and psychology inform criminological study and our understanding of crime. The module explores the different ways in which crime is explained and as such you will develop a knowledge of the main perspectives that have fed into criminology and how they have been applied to generate criminological knowledge. This module focuses on definitions and measurement of crime and deviance; it explores sociological theories and bio-psychological approaches of crime and deviance and through a critical engagement with how crime is presented in various forms of media, the module promotes critical thinking on the social construction of crime. -
SSPC3019 2030-31
Intersectional Perspectives on Modernisation Processes
This module is concerned with the development of modern societies and the nature of 'modernity'. It will draw on the writings of contemporary sociologists in order to consider what the most important processes of social change taking place are and how these have come about. -
SSPC3019 2029-30
Intersectional Perspectives on Modernisation Processes
This module is concerned with the development of modern societies and the nature of 'modernity'. It will draw on the writings of contemporary sociologists in order to consider what the most important processes of social change taking place are and how these have come about. -
SSPC2018 2026-27
Intersectional Perspectives on Modernisation Processes
This module is concerned with the development of modern societies and the nature of 'modernity'. It will draw on the writings of contemporary sociologists in order to consider what the most important processes of social change taking place are and how these have come about. -
SSPC2018 2027-28
Intersectional Perspectives on Modernisation Processes
This module is concerned with the development of modern societies and the nature of 'modernity'. It will draw on the writings of contemporary sociologists in order to consider what the most important processes of social change taking place are and how these have come about. -
SSPC3019 2027-28
Intersectional Perspectives on Modernisation Processes
This module is concerned with the development of modern societies and the nature of 'modernity'. It will draw on the writings of contemporary sociologists in order to consider what the most important processes of social change taking place are and how these have come about.