Modules

Year 1

Mandatory Modules:

1. Introduction to Criminal Justice:
• Provides an overview of the criminal justice system, offering insights into its components, functions, and key concepts.
2. Legal Systems, Ethics, and Skills:
• Explores various legal systems, ethical considerations within the legal profession, and essential legal skills necessary for effective practice.
3. Law of Contract 1:
• Covers the fundamental principles of contract law, examining the formation, terms, and enforcement of contractual agreements.
4. Public Law and Human Rights:
• Examines public law principles and human rights, exploring legal frameworks that govern relationships between individuals and the state.
5. Criminal Law:
• Focuses on the study of criminal offenses, their elements, and the principles governing criminal liability.
6. Criminological Theories:
• Introduces various theories and perspectives in criminology, providing a foundation for understanding the causes of criminal behavior.
7. Student Induction:
• A program to orient and familiarize students with the academic environment, resources, and support services available.
8. Law Induction:
• An introductory module designed to acquaint students specifically with the field of law, outlining its key concepts, methodologies, and expectations.

Year 2

Mandatory Modules:

1. Criminological Imagination:
• Encourages the development of a critical and analytical approach to understanding criminological issues, fostering creative thinking within the field.
2. The Law of Torts:
• Explores the legal principles governing civil wrongs, providing an in-depth examination of tort law and its applications.
3. Law of Contract 2:
• Builds upon the foundational concepts of contract law, delving into more advanced aspects of contractual relationships and obligations.
4. Law of Property:
• Examines the legal frameworks surrounding property rights, ownership, and transactions, providing a comprehensive understanding of property law.
5. European Union Law:
• Focuses on the legal structures and regulations within the European Union, addressing the impact of EU law on member states.
6. Professional Practice in Social Sciences:
• Equips students with the skills and knowledge necessary for professional practice in the social sciences, emphasizing ethical considerations and practical applications.
7. Work Placement Year:
• It involves a dedicated year for work placement, offering students the opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge in a real-world professional setting. This experience enhances practical skills and provides valuable insights into the application of criminology and law.