History and Criminology
Oxford Brookes University
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Explore the history of crime and punishment in the UK through interactive activities, then connect historical enquiry with criminological thinking. See what university-level study involves as you examine legal systems, criminal punishment and course research - all in a flexible, self-paced session of around two hours.
This virtual History and Criminology taster session introduces students to university-level study in the subject area and shows how historical enquiry and criminological thinking can work together. It is aimed at learners who want to explore these degree options and see what studying them at university might involve.
Through interactive activities, you will look at the history of crime and punishment in the UK, think about legal systems and criminal punishment, and consider the kind of research you might undertake on a related course. The session is self-paced, takes around two hours in total, and can be completed flexibly whenever suits you.
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- First year sixth form and college students
- A Level History, Law, Government & Politics, or Philosophy & Ethics, or another related course
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