Surrey, England, United Kingdom
Entry Requirements
- A-levels: AAB or equivalent, plus GCSE Maths at grade B;
- International Baccalaureate: 35 points including 5 in Standard Level Maths or GCSE Maths at grade B;
- Other equivalent qualifications recognised by the university.
- IELTS 6.5 overall and minimum of 5.5 in each subscore.
Curriculum
You will study crime as an individual and social phenomenon by focussing on the incidence and causes of crime and considering social and governmental responses.You will also be able to gain insight into the motivations of people, investigate how brain processes cause behaviour, gain understanding of the principles that underlie group behaviour and find out how the malfunctioning of mental processes can lead to psychological problems. These aspects and many more will be covered in courses including: biological Psychology, abnormal Psychology, the criminal justice system and morality and behaviour. You will benefit from the synergy between two important research areas.
Course units in the first year are compulsory, with some choice in the second year. In the final year, you will have a range of optional courses to choose from in both departments.