An Introduction To Crime And Criminology Pdf' title='An Introduction To Crime And Criminology Pdf' />Introduction 55 would choose to commit either a lesser crime or no crime at all. Thus, criminals, under the classical view, were not inherently evil but were. In criminology, rational choice theory adopts a utilitarian belief that man is a reasoning actor who weighs means and ends, costs and benefits, and makes a rational. I/41pDv3o%2BOzL.jpg' alt='An Introduction To Crime And Criminology Pdf' title='An Introduction To Crime And Criminology Pdf' />Criminology BA HonsIntroduction. Our BA Hons Criminology degree has been designed to enable students to develop an understanding of the complex nature of crime, punishment and justice. Alternative solutions to crime prevention are examined and there is the opportunity to investigate the impact of crime on society. Teaching is research informed and draws upon all aspects of the social sciences, including politics and social policy. Specialist areas covered include youth culture, human rights, resistance, penal policy and war crimes. This course aims to offer specialist modules designed to complement each other while developing specific skills in criminological studies and research. The course places a strong emphasis upon not merely learning about criminology, but also being able to apply that knowledge to real life issues and problems. Staff from the School of Social and Political Sciences regularly contribute to national policy debates and encourage students to engage with key issues in the study of crime and criminal justice. The vibrant research community in this School provides an excellent environment in which to develop a foundation of knowledge and expertise in the subject. Students are encouraged to develop skills in analytics, problem solving, research methods, team working and presentation skills. Books/9781412979719.jpg' alt='An Introduction To Crime And Criminology Pdf' title='An Introduction To Crime And Criminology Pdf' />Is This Course Right For Me This course is designed for those who are looking for a programme that aims to provide the foundation for considering some of the most contentious issues in contemporary society. It is also aimed at those students who consider the challenging issues which Criminology addresses not merely interesting but worthy of understanding as more complex issues than are popularly thought, and wish to take that understanding into the wider world. How You Study. This course aims to employ training in research methods and a thorough grounding in the wider issues of identity, citizenship and social justice to underpin a comparative approach. The programme aims to supplement this with an appreciation of policing as dependent on a much broader web of social controls. Criminology at Lincoln aims to combine aspects of both directed and independent learning. Each module is usually delivered by means of a weekly lecture and an associated weekly seminar. These seminars are designed to provide an opportunity for students to consider, discuss and debate issues raised in the lecture and engage in critical reflection on set readings relating to such issues. Students will also have the opportunity to meet with their seminar tutors for individual tutorial sessions to explore in greater detail their own individual learning needs. As well as directed study, students are expected to undertake independent learning utilising traditional library resources as well as a wide range of electronic resources. The first year of this course aims to provide a grounding in criminology and social sciences, and the opportunity for students to develop the knowledge and research skills which underpin the remainder of the degree. Second year topics include the theoretical application of criminology, and the way that research translates into policy. Optional modules in third year can enable students to tailor their studies to their career aspirations or areas of particular interest. Descargar Musica Xd Mp3 Gratis. How You Are Assessed. A notable feature of Criminology at Lincoln is the way in which the degree is both taught and assessed involving Student centred work Group based and individual research projects and assessments Largesmall scale and multimedia presentations Case studies Auto critiques Self appraisal Vocationally relevant live projects Conferences. This is designed to make a significant contribution to the consolidation of important transferable skills, which may be valued by employers. Assessment Feedback. The University of Lincolns policy on assessment feedback aims to ensure that academics will return in course assessments to students promptly usually within 1. Methods of Assessment. The way students are assessed on this course may vary for each module. Examples of assessment methods that are used include coursework, such as written assignments, reports or dissertations practical exams, such as presentations, performances or observations and written exams, such as formal examinations or in class tests. The weighting given to each assessment method may vary across each academic year. The University of Lincoln aims to ensure that staff return in course assessments to students promptly. What We Look For In Your Application. On the Criminology degree we really value a keen and critical interest in crime, crime control and policing. We also look for an active and inquisitive mind. Useful reading in preparation for Criminology includes Carrabine, E. Criminology A Sociological Introduction 3rd edition, Abingdon, Routledge Hopkins Burke, R. Young People, Crime and Justice 2nd edition Abingdon, Routledge Newburn, T. Criminology 2nd edition, Abingdon, Routledge Scott, D. Flynn, N. 2. 01. Prisons Punishment 2nd edition, London, Sage. Staff. Throughout this degree, students may receive tuition from professors, senior lecturers, lecturers, researchers, practitioners, visiting experts or technicians, and they may be supported in their learning by other students. For a comprehensive list of teaching staff, please see our School of Social and Political Sciences Staff Pages. Entry Requirements 2. GCE Advanced Levels BCCInternational Baccalaureate 2. BTEC Extended Diploma Distinction, Merit, Merit. Access to Higher Education Diploma A minimum of 4. Applicants will also be required to have at least three GCSEs at grade C or above or the equivalent, including English. We will also consider applicants with extensive relevant work experience. If you would like further information about entry requirements, or would like to discuss whether the qualifications you are currently studying are acceptable, please contact the Admissions team on 0. Level 1. Applying Research Social Sciences CoreThis module aims to enable students to both recognise and also understand the different methodologies employed in social research and to apply these to their own research project and critique of methods. Overall, the aim of this module is to set out methodological skills, and involve students in their application, and to encourage critical reflection on a variety of levels. Images of Crime and Criminal Justice CoreThe aim of this module is to provide students with the opportunity to develop a deep understanding of the main components of the Criminal Justice System, through an analysis of criminal justice policies and practices. The module seeks to explore popular images of criminal justice, and contrasts these depictions with an informed examination of a number of the central pillars of this alleged system. Students also have the opportunity to examine the complexities and contradictions which exist within the so called system of criminal justice. The relationship between images of crime and the resulting criminal justice response forms the basis of the module, and it is hoped that this introduction will encourage students to consider the extent of the so called problem of crime and the limits of current criminal justice solutions. Police and Crime Plan 2. Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire.