Course summary

Course Summary The Sociology with Criminology BSc with Foundation Year at Middlesex University offers an accessible route for students who may not meet traditional entry requirements or are returning to education. This programme combines foundational study skills with an introduction to key sociological and criminological concepts, preparing you to transition seamlessly into the full degree. Students explore pressing social and criminological issues, gaining the tools to critically analyse society, crime, and justice systems. Why Study This Course at Middlesex? Middlesex provides a supportive learning environment designed to help foundation year students build confidence and develop the academic and practical skills required for higher education. The foundation year lays the groundwork for exploring advanced topics in sociology and criminology, taught by leading academics in the School of Law and Social Sciences. The course incorporates a strong emphasis on real-world application, with placement and volunteering opportunities throughout the degree. Middlesex’s focus on intersectionality and global challenges ensures a forward-thinking and inclusive learning experience. What You Will Gain The foundation year equips you with essential skills in academic writing, critical thinking, and research methods, ensuring you are prepared for degree-level study. As you progress, you will gain a thorough understanding of sociological and criminological principles and develop analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills. By the end of your degree, you will be ready to pursue careers in social research, criminal justice, policy-making, or other roles that require a nuanced understanding of societal and criminological dynamics. Modules For more details about this programme, please visit the course page: https://www.mdx.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/foundation-year-in-law-and-social-sciences/