What jobs can you get with a sociology and criminology degree?

Careers with a sociology and criminology degree

• Advice worker.
• Community development worker.
• Detective.
• Lecturer/Teacher.
• Policy officer.
• Prison officer.
• Probation officer.
• Social researcher.

What is sociology with criminology?

Sociology offers a core social science perspective which can both enhance and draw on insights from criminology whilst criminology is the study of ‘crime’ and its causes, and it will provide ways to understand social responses to crime.

WHAT A levels are good for Criminology?

Applicants must be studying at least one of the following A-level subjects: Accounting; Economics; Finance; Business Studies; Development Studies; Government and Politics; Economic and Social History; Mathematics; Anthropology; Sociology; Philosophy; Religious Studies; English Language; English Literature; Geography; …

What are the entry requirements for Criminology?

KCSE mean grade C (or equivalent) or. KCE Division III (37 Points and above)…Diploma in Criminology requirements

• KCSE C- or.
• KCE Div 2 or.
• A Certificate in Social development, Project management, Social work, or Community development.

What’s the difference between sociology and criminology?

sociology is the study of society, while criminology is the study of crime.

Is criminology a good A level?

The Criminology A Level course provides a really good introduction to a range of degree courses and careers, and is ideal for students wishing to study criminology, law, politics, social policy or sociology at university.

Can D+ Do criminology?

Minimum Entry Requirements Minimum mean grade of D+ (plus) in KSCE. Or KCE Division III Or any other qualifications recognized by MMUST Senate.

What do you study in criminology at York University?

You’ll study the social, economic and cultural aspects of crime and criminal justice before developing your preferences and expertise in the following years, leading up to your 10,000-word dissertation. You’ll be introduced to the core aspects of criminology, policy, crime and criminal justice.

What to do with sociology and criminology degree?

As you progress you’ll focus your studies, choosing option modules to develop your expertise. In your final year you’ll undertake independent research leading to a 10,000-word dissertation. You’ll be introduced to the foundations of sociology and criminology through your modules.

Why do I want to study sociology at York?

Challenge your views on topics debated in society and learn to evaluate evidence, think critically and craft arguments – attributes valued by employers. Not only have I made great friends, but I am able to study things I genuinely have an interest in. The staff in the department are very approachable and are always willing to support every student.

What should I study in sociology final year?

You’ll study core modules to develop your research skills and explore how social, cultural and political changes shape criminal activities. Option modules give you the chance to focus your studies on an area which interests you. The focus of your final year will be your 10,000-word dissertation.