Crime, Sin and Vice

Why do some people conform and others rebel?

Conformity and dissent, criminality, heresy and disobedience are important features of human behaviour – and as such they demand explanation. As major themes in criminology, psychology, theology and religious studies, moral psychology (ethics/philosophy) and sociology, there are a variety approaches to studying these fascinating aspects of human conduct.

Stay within one discipline or work across disciplines.

Grapple with the big questions. Are crime, sin and vice really so very different? Is it just a matter of perspective? 

Crime, Sin and Vice modules:

22 modules available.

This information is for the 2024/25 academic year.

IF YOU ARE AN INCOMING YEAR ONE STUDENT, YOU SHOULD ONLY CHOOSE LEVEL 1 MODULES. 

Module Code Module Title Level
CLAS1300 The Greek World: an Introduction 1
FOAH1100 Creative Africas: Culture and the Arts in Modern Africa 1
HIST1060 Faith, Knowledge and Power, 1500-1750 1
PHIL1005 The Mind 1
PIED1212 Making of the Modern World 1
PIED1601 Freedom, Power and Resistance: An Introduction to Political Ideas 1
PSYC1610 Forensic Psychology 1
SLSP1181 Crime and Society 1
SLSP1191 Identities and Inequalities 1
SLSP1221 Debating Welfare States 1
ARAB2190 Global Jihad: From the Taliban to ISIS 2
HIST2080 Voices of the People: Speech, Language and Oral Culture in Early Modern Europe 2
IDEA2001 Love: Ethical, Social and Political Issues 2
LLLC2222 Violent and Sexually Offending Young People 2
PIED2601 Revolution and Reaction: Political Problems in the 20th Century 2
PIED2602 Justice, Community and Conflict 2
PRHS2000 Human Rights and Religion 2
SLSP2021 Crime, Law and Regulation 2
SLSP2146 Crime, Race and Ethnicity 2
SLSP2731 Central Problems in Sociology 2
FOAH3150 Religion and Violence 3
SLSP3211 State Crime and Immorality 3