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Criminology - CRIMA14763
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Plan Outline
Plan Structure

Plan Summary

 
Faculty: Faculty of Law
 
 
School: School of Social Sciences and International Studies
 
 
Contact: Dr Alyce McGovern
 
 
Program: 4763 - Social Science (Crim) / Law
 
 
Award(s):
 
 
Bachelor of Social Science (Major)
 
 

Plan Outline

The Bachelor of Social Science in Criminology combines core studies in social science with core studies in criminal law, criminal procedures and criminal justice institutions; theories of crime; research in crime and justice, and electives in other criminological topics. The core sequence in social science includes courses in social and economic theory and policy; case studies in policy analysis; research methods and statistical applications; and social science research projects.

Plan Structure

Students must also complete a total of 36 units of credit in Criminology consisting of:

Two Criminology core courses in the BSocSc Crim program (12uoc):
Or
And
Four approved Criminology-related electives (24 uoc):
Please seek advice from the coordinator for PSYC3301 about the pre-requisites.

Exclusions
CRIM2020 Criminal Law and Justice 1
CRIM2021 Criminal Law and Justice 2

These two core courses from the BSocSc Crim program may not be taken by students of the combined Social Science (Criminology)/Law since there are equivalent courses already existing in the Law program.

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