Criminology and Sociology

取得日期：2026-10-29

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All applicants are required to hold GCSE English and Maths at Grade C/4 or above (or Level 2 equivalents). Applicants who do not hold these qualifications may be considered on an individual basis based upon their overall application and the course applied for.

Entry Requirements

UK Academic RequirementsInternational RequirementsTransferring CreditMature Applicants

112 UCAS Points (or above)

BBC (A-Level)

DMM (BTEC)

Merit (T Level)

Access to HE Diploma 30 Level 3 credits at Merit grade or above

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IELTS 6.0 overall (minimum 5.5 in all components) where English is not the student's first language. You can read more about our English language requirements here.

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If you have previously studied at higher education level before you may be able to transfer credits to a related course at the University of Suffolk and reduce the period of study time necessary to achieve your degree.

Further information on Recognition of Prior Learning

Students aged 21 or over at the start of their course are regarded as mature students. The University of Suffolk offers a flexible admissions policy for mature students, which takes into account life and work experience.

Applying as a mature student

Career Opportunities

Criminology and Sociology graduates are in demand and well placed to seek employment in graduate management schemes, social services, education, marketing, criminal justice, welfare services, government, counselling, charities and the voluntary sector.

Around 60% of graduate jobs are open to graduates of any discipline and Criminology and Sociology graduates are well equipped with advanced data and analytical skills and the confidence to thrive in many occupations.

Recent graduates have gone on to work as teachers, college lecturers, housing officers, probation officers, police officers, prison officers, employment consultants, and English as a foreign language teachers.

Social science degrees are a valuable asset in the labour market. The skills most in demand by employers are communication, problem solving and creativity, research and analysis (1000 business leaders surveyed by Harvard Business Review).

The fastest growing areas of the economy employ more graduates from the arts, humanities and social science than other disciplines. 83% of people work in the service sector in the UK.

Our Careers, Employability and Enterprise Team are here to support you, not only whilst you complete your studies, but after you graduate and beyond.

To find out more about our range of services and support, please visit our Careers, Employability and Enterprise page.

Your Course Team

David James

David is Head of Business and Law, and sees himself as an educator dedicated to helping students to learn effectively within the social sciences.

Dr Alina Rzepnikowska Phillips

Alina is a Senior Lecturer in Sociology and Politics and Course Leader for Sociology.

Laura Polley

Laura is Lecturer in Criminology and previously worked as a Prison Officer.

Dr Scott Huntly

Scott is a lecturer in politics, International Relations and researches political discourse and ideology.

Dr Shamser Sinha

Shamser's research and teaching interests circle around; ‘race’ and racism; youth; and different ways of doing ethnography.

Dr Isabella Boyce

Dr Isabella Boyce is a Senior Lecturer in Criminology whose research includes work around the use of top-up shops and justice and security.

Dr Duncan Weaver

Course Leader MA International Relations, BSc (Hons) Criminology, BSc (Hons) Sociology

Liz Jones

Liz is a lecturer in Criminology.

Dr Paul Andell

Dr Paul Andell has more than 25 years of experience of working in the criminal justice field, and is now Associate Professor in Criminology at Suffolk.

Dr Stuart Lipscombe

Stuart has been a Lecturer at University of Suffolk since 2014 and is also an alumnus of the University.

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