如果您想对8-18岁的孩子产生积极影响，并且对青少年的正义有深刻的了解，那么这个学位是完美的组合。<br>在此（犯罪学）儿童和青年研究（犯罪学）学位课程，您将了解影响青年和儿童的问题，并为刑事司法系统打下坚实的基础。该学位将使您能够从事青年工作，青年司法和缓刑服务等领域的奖励性职业。
Our experiences in childhood and adolescence can have a huge influence on the choices we make and how society sees us.On this Childhood and Youth Studies with Criminology degree, you'll explore the issues affecting children and young people aged 8–18, and the role of the criminal justice system and the causes of crime – as well as how these subject areas interconnect.Learning from academic researchers and staff with experience as practitioners in the field, you'll focus on child development, children's learning and relationships, and delve into the complex policies, practices and societal pressures that impact them.You'll also have the chance to focus your childhood and youth studies on a particular specialism - education and teaching, community and youthfamily provision, or leadership and enterprise.After the course, you'll graduate with the skills and knowledge for a rewarding career working with children and young people in a variety of settings, including youth intervention, youth justice and social work.Course highlights <br>Spend two-thirds of your time at the School of Education and Sociology, examining topics around child development, children and society, education, psychology, health and social work<br>Spend your remaining time studying at the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, learning about crime, punishment and rehabilitation<br>Practise real-world scenarios in our Family Assessment Room, where you'll examine how parents and children feel during family meetings, and explore your responsibilities as a practitioner<br>Have the opportunity to do a youth work placement year after your second or third year on this Connected Degree - we're the only UK university to offer flexible sandwich placements for undergraduates<br>Tailor your studies to your career goals and interests, and have the option to complete pre-entry qualifications for a career in probation work or community justice<br>Enrich your learning and build relationships with potential employers by volunteering, studying abroad or doing a work placement alongside your studies<br>Develop a set of key transferable life and career skills, including critical thinking, team working, empathy and problem solving<br>Choose to learn a foreign language for free as part of your degree, from a selection of Arabic, British Sign Language, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin or Spanish