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GENERAL INFORMATION FOR SOCSI ONLY PROGRAMMES: 4 BSc Criminology 4 BSc Education 4 BSc Human and Social Sciences (BPS Route) 4 BSc Social Analytics 4 BSc Sociology 4 BSc Education and Criminology 4 BSc Education and Social Policy 4 BSc Sociology and Education 4 BSc Sociology and Social Policy 4 BSc Criminology and Social Policy 4 BSc Criminology and Sociology 4 BA Journalism, Media and Sociology 5 LLB Law and Criminology (Integrated) 5 LLB Law and Sociology (Integrated) 5 BScEcon Politics and Sociology 5 BScEcon Sociology and History 5 BA Welsh and Education 5 SOCSI MODULE DETAILS 12 SI0269 - Criminological Inquiries 13 Outline Description of Module 13 On completion of the module a student should be able to 13 How the module will be delivered 13 Skills that will be practised and developed 14 How the module will be assessed 14 Essential Reading and Resource List 14 Background Reading and Resource List 15 SI0270 - Sociological Inquiries 16 Outline Description of Module 16 On completion of the module a student should be able to 16 How the module will be delivered 16 How the module will be assessed 17 Background Reading and Resource List 18 SI0271 - Psychological Investigations 19 Outl
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