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Law with Criminology LLB Hons
As a Law with Criminology student at University of Suffolk, you will build on your knowledge of the law by critically engaging with national and international dimensions of crime and criminal justice
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Sociology at University of Suffolk
Psychology and Criminology, BSc Hons FullTime
Great degree, with relevant content. Tutors are accessible and very approachable. read more
Criminology and Sociology, BSc Hons FullTime
Excellent course excellent content. Well paced and lots of support from tutors and fellow students Enjoyed every single lecture and seminar! read more
Psychology and Criminology, BSc Hons FullTime
My course has been up and down due to COVID, In my first year there was barely any support and all of our lectures were online, it was a real struggle to motivate yourself to do work and some lecturers didn’t even have their cameras on to teach us via online lessons. The second year when covid was nearly over was still 50% online where a lot of other courses were back face to face; this was frustrating for us and it still makes me question my value for money for my course. As I’ve effectively had 2/3 of my degree online. there is a mixture in the teaching quality because it’s a joint degree. I found that the psychology lecturers teach quite differently to the criminology lectures, and that was quite hard to adapt to throughout my degree. The content was sometimes repetitive and we learn a lot of stuff in second year that we’ve been taught in the first year, which I didn’t think was necessary and would’ve preferred to learn something new. My PAC tutor I only heard from once in a year. read more
Criminology, BSc Hons FullTime
Challenging but very interesting and loads of new information to take in. Teachers are very friendly and helpful, with loads of advice when needed. Teachers are a big help in understanding your course and helping you get through it. read more
Psychology and Sociology, BSc Hons FullTime
I think I have had a different experience than most on this course. But that is primarily due to my own obligations elsewhere. I didn't know who my Personal Tutor was until the last couple of months of my final year, but that was because I didn't actively search through the mainline course contents. I also struggled a lot financially and this impacted my ability to afford course materials and time for study. The information on the course is so incredibly interesting. However, I did attend during the start of Covid where all institutions were severely under-prepared for remote access learning. Which also played a big factor into my academic success and engagement. Would I do it differently? I'm not too sure. read more
Sociology, BSc Hons FullTime
Overall, a great course with great opportunity. I have thoroughly enjoyed all my modules so far and the assignments have been designed to accompany the modules well. A mixture of essays, portfolios, and presentations. read more
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