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SSPC2015 2028-29
Victims or Perpetrators? Social and Psychological Perspectives on Older People and Crime
This module combines the disciplines of social gerontology, social psychology, and sociology to address the intersection of crime and later life, including experiences of crime and criminal behaviour and social responses to these. It encourages students to challenge stereotypes about older people and their relationship to crime and the criminal justice system. It will use examples from UK and international literature. -
SSPC3002 2028-29
Victims or Perpetrators? Social and Psychological Perspectives on Older People and Crime
This module combines the disciplines of social gerontology, social psychology, and sociology to address the intersection of crime and later life, including experiences of crime and criminal behaviour and social responses to these. It encourages students to challenge stereotypes about older people and their relationship to crime and the criminal justice system. It will use examples from UK and international literature. -
SSPC2015 2026-27
Victims or Perpetrators? Social and Psychological Perspectives on Older People and Crime
This module combines the disciplines of social gerontology, social psychology, and sociology to address the intersection of crime and later life, including experiences of crime and criminal behaviour and social responses to these. It encourages students to challenge stereotypes about older people and their relationship to crime and the criminal justice system. It will use examples from UK and international literature. -
FILM3038 2028-29
Video Games in Context
This module primarily explores questions of video game ontology -
FILM3038 2029-30
Video Games in Context
This module primarily explores questions of video game ontology -
FILM3038 2027-28
Video Games in Context
This module primarily explores questions of video game ontology -
GERM2006 2027-28
Vienna and Berlin: Society, Politics and Culture from 1890 to the Present
This module will introduce you to the social, political and cultural history of Vienna and Berlin in the 20th century, German using a wide range of sources which will include literature, film and architecture.
Topics covered may include the following:
- The emergence of Vienna and Berlin and modern metropolises
- Modernist culture in Vienna and Berlin
- Jewish life in Vienna
- The post-war division of Berlin and its aftermath
- The legacy of the the Holocaust in post-war Berlin and Vienna -
GERM2006 2028-29
Vienna and Berlin: Society, Politics and Culture from 1890 to the Present
This module will introduce you to the social, political and cultural history of Vienna and Berlin in the 20th century, German using a wide range of sources which will include literature, film and architecture.
Topics covered may include the following:
- The emergence of Vienna and Berlin and modern metropolises
- Modernist culture in Vienna and Berlin
- Jewish life in Vienna
- The post-war division of Berlin and its aftermath
- The legacy of the the Holocaust in post-war Berlin and Vienna -
GERM2006 2026-27
Vienna and Berlin: Society, Politics and Culture from 1890 to the Present
This module will introduce you to the social, political and cultural history of Vienna and Berlin in the 20th century, German using a wide range of sources which will include literature, film and architecture.
Topics covered may include the following:
- The emergence of Vienna and Berlin and modern metropolises
- Modernist culture in Vienna and Berlin
- Jewish life in Vienna
- The post-war division of Berlin and its aftermath
- The legacy of the the Holocaust in post-war Berlin and Vienna -
SSPC3009 2030-31
Violent and Sexual Offenders
Would you like to understand why people - mostly men - are violent, or commit rape, or sexually abuse young children? Are people who do such things mentally ill? What might have happened to
them in their lives that makes them commit such serious offences? Can such people be rehabilitated? Or should they just be locked up forever? These are the kind of challenging but intriguing questions
which this third year optional module asks you to consider. It brings together theory and practice from forensic psychiatry and psychology, sociological criminology, and psychoanalysis to consider some of the possible causes of violent and sexually violent crime, and possible ways of working effectively with these offenders to help them to change.