Studying Criminology
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
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What is Criminology? What do you study in a Criminology degree? I attempt to answer these questions by trying to explain my experience of studying a Criminology degree.
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me after watching one episode of criminal minds:
Ok so I typed up ‘Studying Criminology’ and this video popped up first. My instant thought was ‘holy crap, she even looks like a criminologists’ 😂
YO I THOUGHT THE SAME THING 😂
I typed the same thing loll
i have a bachelor in criminology and will now be starting master's and the subjects we have differ quite a lot - but i studied in poland. we have psychology, psychiatry, development psychology, deviances, psychopathology, we had some courses at the police lab (because i chose a module on criminalistics), analytical methods, criminal law. but the educational system at uni in poland is quite different - we have a loot of subjects and spend about 6 hours in classrooms every day. to be able to sit an exam on 30% of subjects we had to write 20000-40000 characters essay - just to be able to write an exam. and at the end we write a dissertation (about 50 pages, but some have 100). what is more, i had my apprenticeship in prison for a months and got to talk to prisoners. :)
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I had my bachelors degree done now doing my masters but hell of confused about my career in criminology! 🥴
Woah! Okay first of all I don't know if it's just me but you look so much like Taylor Swift!! Do you get that a lot or is it just me?! Second, thanks for the info! I myself am interested in crime and all, and I absolutely agree with you! I'd make a terrible lawyer too :( But yeah this video has helped me understand crime more!
+Raghad Hindawi haha you aren't the first person to say that actually, I shall take it as a compliment! Yes Law is a lot more detailed than Criminology, I think criminology allows for a more varied career choice. I'm glad you found it useful :)
I'm interested about crime studies #thanks for your information have got to know more now concerning criminology! I'm longing to study my masters abroad
Great video... :) I'm currently studying Criminology and Psychology here in the United States at the University of New Mexico. I got a year left before graduation... I'm really looking forward to working in law enforcement as a parole officer. I think it will be very interesting work because one day you can be doing social work and the next day serving a search warrant, or tracking down a fugitive. Again great video thanks for sharing. :)
Efren Torrez I’m here in ABQ as well studying Criminology and Psychology! I haven’t transferred to UNM yet but I am also interested in becoming a parole officer. Im curious to know how it went and how it’s going!
How did you jungle both, good job and congrats👏
Hi ! I’m in ABQ too! Currently at CNM for criminology associates. Would like to further but how’s it going for you?
@@genesisballiett3583 Genesis Balliett, sorry for the late reply lol. Things went well. I'm currently a State Paroles Officer. It's an interesting job.
@@masegoputu6004 HI Jo! Things are going well with Probation and Parole. It's the kind of job that will keep you busy all day.
Good luck with criminology .. You seem to be very interested in what you're doing . Hopefully you do well 👁👁
This honestly helps me so much. Lik seriously, I wanted to study Criminology, and I still do!
I want to study criminology and or forensic science when I’m older. And I also like to study on crimes and thinks like that!
I’m changing my major from Aviation Management to Criminology & Criminal Justice. Aviation just isn’t for me, but I’ve always had an interest in law enforcement and what not. So this sounds awesome! Current Freshman at Indiana State University, go Sycamores!
Corbin Langley me toooo, that’s crazy
Tengo 18 años y estoy en mi primer año de Criminología. Estoy muy emocionada, aunque por lo menos, en España no hay mucho trabajo por esa carrera. Por eso, lo que se debe hacer es hacer las oposiciones a Policía y con la carrera, aspirar a ser una inspectora.
Graduated high school last year. Been taking a break to work and make some money but I really want to go back to school now. I'd need to do two and a half years of generals before I could study what I want but I think I want to study criminal justice. Just doing my research thanks for the video.
Hi, I'm studying criminology here in the Philippines and think you for this video it's really inspired me now thanks 💪😉🔥
I am doing Criminology as a minor to help me in my Cyber-Security Degree.....
I initially applied for Political Science and I’m going to change my choice of major...I hate politics and talking about power...really needed this video. Gonna change to Criminolgy now 👌🏽
Pretty good my friend,, I'm studying criminology here in the Philippines 😉🔥
Sound so interesting! I love to learn more by research. Thx 4 sharing.
Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge in Criminology. I am an 40++ yr old woman who is interested in Criminology. I’ve been thinking about maybe studying it? I live in Australia 🇦🇺.
I don’t work, I’m a single mother and 8 feel I need something worthy and worthwhile to do in my life.
I have a interest in Psychology as well.
This really helps me make up my mind on studying law and criminology next yr
I'm a senior this year and I wanna study criminology in college, but I want to work in England or the US, and I don't think I would be able to do that considering I'm a foreigner, will it be a problem?
Same thing here!
In England I'm not too sure how 'foreign' degrees are accepted for jobs, but I would say that other factors may be more of a problem, especially as the UK has now voted to leave Europe I don't know how that might affect things in the future. I don't see why an international degree wouldn't be accepted but I expect getting work in the UK is affected by other things. Although don't be put off by any of that, it's still worth studying a degree and then afterwards working out if it's recognised. I'm sorry I don't really have an answer to your question! :)
while working as a security officer, i was always fascinated by 'crime' and who is most likely to indulge in criminal acts. I remember asking shoplifters why they did it and trying to understand their motivations and value systems, and seeing if this played a part in why they chose to commit crime. i am now studying a criminology qualification this year.
How's it going so far?
i'm in ninth grade and i would really like to study criminology in the future. I find the study of crime and invesigations very iteresting and i would really like to major in them. Thank you so much for posting this video and good luck in your future. :)
i’m in ninth grade and i really want to study criminology too!
Both of you would be in 11th now :) what are your plans?☺
@@hibaaa__ oh my god!! Thank you for reminding me!! I'm now starting 12th grade (senior in highschool) and I'm still not 100% sure actually. I'm now in between pharmacy and forensic science I'm still choosing hehehe
@@hibaaa__ I'll update you in a year when I'm entering uni :))
@@judekanfash oh my! Both pharmacy and forensic science is such a good degree to take! Best wishes for your future😻
This was really interesting and I’ve always wondered what studying it would be like and am now researching an online a level because I’m now an empty nester in my early fifties and already have a first class degree from 30 years ago in English literature so was looking to find newer and more interesting things to study
Thank you so much for this video! I’m going into Uni next school year and I’ve been debating on which course to take. This was very informative and this is much appreciated!
i have so many questions::
Q1) is it like an actual job like a doctor?
Q2) what subjects do u have to take/study?
Q3) what do u even do in it?
nuria hussain criminology can open many doors for careers often paired with another course it depends on the college for what subjects (mine doesn’t have any set subjects needed just a certain amount of points)
Hi it's been 1 year since you have uploaded this video so can you tell me what you do now like what job you do and how is it
I'll see
Hola World In her new Q&A video she discussed what job she is currently doing. If you’re still not sure you can check her new video out; but she’s currently doing Office Administration/Office Work. She talks about the fact that she’s been working in this job for three years.
Thank you so much! I am currently choosing my a level subjects and this video has really given me an insight about criminology
thank you so much for posting this. 💕
I didn't pick law because of civil law either! Criminal law yes, civil law WHAT A BORE!
I don't know why but recently I've been really interested in crimiology and was asking all my friends if they want to go to uni and what they want to study but i'm only in year 8 and i still have MANY years left 😂
Im in grade 11 . always had the passion to find out how and why . this video really helped me . goodluck with the future studies ❤
Jyothi Balasar hey I am really struggling and don't understand much about what to take and stuff in my final years of high school but want to go into criminology
Is there any way you could explain what you took in 11 and what yor goign to take in 12? And are you going for a Bachelor of Arts?
my thing is, I would love to study criminology but what careers can you do? that doesn't require you to be a police officer (detective)?
Hey !! Greetings from Costa Rica . I've just watch your video and i like it . I'm studying criminology in my country and for me it's pretty interesting . Take care . bye !! ))
You should do a video of your day and the classes. Im so interested!
wow! I study criminal justice. We have something similar in common. They don't have criminology schools in Denver so I had to go with criminal justice. But yeah it's a research job, it's way cooler then a lawyer. People see lawyer it's way to common, but if they see criminal psychologist, or criminology on a resume they see an expert in the field of criminal study. Once i'm done with that I will try psychology though because its better then the forensics part of it, with dead bodies. Some people do it but you have to have a strong stomach for it. That wouldn't be my pick either. Maybe a victims advocate to start while i'm studying psychology in boulder. That would be an ultimate goal for me. ;) Keep studying it's a fun field. You get paid really good just to study motives and interview people in court. It's way cool because people are always eager to hear the research people found. More people should study it.
Great video! This really helped thanks 😊
Thank you for this, you've been very helpful! Sirens were hilarious in the end! Question: While you're writing the dissertation, are you given any homework during that time, or are you supposed to focus on the dissertation? And is it just one per year? Thanks
The University of Winchester is actually where I'm thinking of going for my Criminology degree! What do/did you think of it?
I keep seeing Criminal Justice / Criminology, I think they are different, are they./ Because criminology focuses on crime mainly and the theoretical perspectives but criminal justice looks at law, humanities , criminology etc. What do you plan to do career wise with a criminology major
@@elizabeth-7064 While criminal justice studies the law enforcement system and operations, criminology focuses on the sociological and psychological behaviors of criminals to determine why they commit crimes. While there is some overlap between parts of criminal justice and criminology, they are separate fields with distinct goals: Criminal justice focuses on the prevention, prosecution, and punishment for crime. Criminology studies the causes and effects of crime, socially and individually.
Yes. I myself is a Criminology student with an incredibly terrible study habbits. I have applied as an Officer at our CJS Program and results are terrible for me. I have failed 2 of my subjects and I tell you... this ain't an easy course.
So here's a tip. Whatever course your taking, like Nursing or Education. You could still apply of being a Police officer after passing the board exam and have better ranks than a criminology student graduate.
hi I am 18 and I'm from Malaysia. I love criminology, I'd like to ask what are the alevels subject I have to take to pursue degree in criminology.
I want to study criminology because I find it so interesting but I also want to be a lawyer... I don't know what to do
SAME!!!! I don't know what path to choose.):
You can do a joint honours degree in Law and Criminology
I've only touched on Criminology with a unit in my Forensic Science course at college. I enjoyed doing the unit, since it's only at level 3. But I definitely don't feel I could do it at university. I love my Chemistry/Biology more.
Thank you for this Eden
Wow,I bet I'll be more attentive if your my criminology professor
So I'm a foreigner and I want to study it in England. Do you have any advice where are the best colleges? And what do they think about people from different countries? Cause I traveled a lot in high school for like exange programs and many times people judged foreigners cause they were strangers.
Check out east london university. Its very diverse and friendly .they also allow you to study some courses long distance.
@@jemma709 Cool. Thanks :)
@Veleada Thank you :)
Your so pretty😍 and I love your glasses💖
Thanks you
i want to study criminology (+ a bit of psychology) at uni so i could hopefully work at the NCA as a crime analyst but boi...are criminology courses mainly about policing ?? i ain’t finna be running around in a police uniform anytime soon which is why im kind of doubting whether i should study criminology or nah🙃 + what uni do you go to?x
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Im interested as well
I am now doing criminology and criminal justice but I am afraid of this experience cos I done my diploma HE education and then go to this criminology I am worried about it but it's look like something interested working with police 😍
Very helpful thank you!!
Thank you for your video, its very helpful.
I'm 16 and want to become a police detective so I'm either going to study Phycology or criminology can someone give me some input and tell me what's the best route if you know
***** Thank you so much, ill definitely consider your input :)
From the course that I did, I would say criminology would be better suited for a police detective role, it includes a focus on police but there are also psychology modules, however forensic studies could also be a option.
do criminal investigation at uclan or bradford
I met a criminologist today! His names professor David Wilson, him and his team were talking about a book my grandad wrote on two girls who were killed, and they think the man who killed the two girls killed a lot more too!
Bit late, but thanks for making this video.
How are things tracking for you?
I'm currently in an undergrad' double-degree of Criminology and Psychology, and trying to decide what to specialise in when I get to masters in 2020. I went into it being primarily interested in Psychology, but through the study, I've found I'm far more interested in Criminology. In saying that, 2nd and 3rd-Yr Psych' units look way more interesting (personality, psychopathology, etc). Time will tell... hopefully.
Do you know what jobs you can get with a criminology course as I am in the process of finalising my a level choices I have picked geography biology psychology and am unsure of what other option to pick so I am looking for degrees that could help me choose I am thinking of forensics but I feel it it's too science full of me, so I am unsure xx
Hey just wondering what did you end up picking? I'm split between forensics and criminology. I'm starting chemistry this semester to see if I can handle it but if not I'm just going to criminology.
Thanks for this video really helpful indeed 👍
You look like Taylor swift 😍
I want to understand what is criminology? Why do we commit a crime ? Is that related to our psychology ? Can where we live affect us? Can we inherit the crime ? I'm somebody who hates violence and any avoid all sort of harm. But the problem is that I live in society full of violence and crime, they're the rule pricesely the first one. I ask my self how can I avoid all the sort of violence that I see and I was its subject. Yes, I witnessed a lot of violence in the school and the problem that those who did those acts are now adults and they're more violente than they were.
I think that crime is an addiction. There're people who can't stop from doing crimes as they're the ones who can't stop from eating and other addiction. Do you think that is related to addiction?
thanks for sharing your experience
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I did crime and deviance in sociology at gcse and I might be doing criminology when I go uni. I don’t know yet🤷🏻♀️
Ellie Basworth did sociology at a level and loved the crime and deviance section so I’m doing it at uni now
I know you posted this awhile ago but I guess I'm another person looking for advice. I will be entering my first year of post-secondary in the fall and I'm spending a year earning a Criminal and Social Justice Certificate at a college then transferring to a University for a Bachelors in Criminology. My question is can I work my way up to a detective with this path or should I get a Masters in order to do that?
Just decided I am taking up criminology and forensics and see what aspect fascinates me, I want to do what I love, and find a way to get paid for it
Hi I'm currently waiting for my application to university of Liverpool in criminology. Coming from an engineering background, do you think it's a good idea to try criminology? I have an interest in becoming a fbi or csi somewhere along the lines and will this program teach me to become one?
Doing a degree is quite a big decision so it's probably a big change between engineering and criminology (not that I want to put you off!). I would say that if you are interested in the fbi/csi then forensic science might be more suited to that than criminology, it might depend on what areas you want to focus on, but I would suggest researching into it and looking into fbi/csi jobs to see what qualifications, experience etc. it requires as that might give you an idea as to what degree to do. I hope that makes sense :)
Eden's Paradise one more question, what are the job prospects of doing criminology? Beside the one that I listed since its leaning more towards science
do you need an a level in law to study criminology at university? my dream is to become a detective but i went through a really hard time last year and wasn’t able to study law at a level. i study english language, literature and ict and i really want to study criminology after sixth form. please can someone let me know as soon as possible :)
so, I completed a bachelor's degree in sociology and psychology and am currently attending law school. Although I was very interested in law the first month of university, I started getting very bored and uncertain about whether I wanted to complete a degree in law, and whether I would learn to love law in the long run.
Since I already have my degree in sociology and have enjoyed the few crime classes that I took, I was wondering if I should quit law school and do an MA in criminology. I feel bad for turning down LAW SCHOOL but I'm also not that much into it anymore. What do you think, what should i do?
sorry for the really late response! I would say your decision should be based upon your potential career choice. Technically it's 'easier' to become a lawyer if you already have a law degree than if you don't - if you had a sociology/criminology degree and wanted to become a lawyer then I think you have to do a conversion course which means more money & work before being able to become a lawyer. Also the contents of a criminology MA and a law degree is quite different so again it depends on what interests you more. I understand getting into law school is a massive achievement and it can't be an easy decision to make, and obviously changing degree would cost more money and time, but I think overall it depends on where you want to go in the future and what interests you the most. Good luck :)
At my Uni, Criminology is only offered as a minor, but it is still worth studying.
great i loved your all data just wanna know about what kinda theory u will suggest for the inocent project
Im interested in being in the law enforcement im looking at criminology, lawyers and policing.. im doing my research on criminology currently. What is it they really do tho?
Please do a video on profiling or cyber crime or your experience or practicals doing them
I really want to learn about criminology x
I really want to study criminology but am worried about how much maths and biology are in the course as I tend to love more of the philosophy plus legal side. If I hate maths and don’t particularly enjoy biology do you reckon this will be a problem?
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Is there any difference between criminal justice major and a criminology major? I want to become a cop and want to know which one I should major in when I go to college.. my dream college has criminology but not criminal justice
Thank you 😊
Good evening ma'am I have question for you to answer. Bcoz my teacher asking me that what do you think is the reason why we conduct special crime investigation?
Im currently studying criminology and I just wanted to know what you'd go into, as in a career choice, if you aren't interested in social work, probation or any of the rest? please reply
Raheem Bilal you can literally go into anything, a lot of companies want people with different degrees to create a diverse atmosphere, so don’t fear if you don’t like the jobs that are related to your course !
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Hey I’ve just done my GCSEs and I’m going to college but I’m wondering what courses to do I want to do biology, psychology, and sociology or law I’m more interested in sociology but I’m not sure if I should choose law as I also want to do criminology at uni. And if I chose sociology instead of law would it be a bad decision as I defo want to do criminology. It would be great if u can help me out.❤️
ASHA speak to a career advisor x
Very helpful thank you x
hey i'm not sure if you're going to see this comment but i'm currently at my first year of A level, i'm studying history and sociology. so i was wondering if i study criminology in university can i get job linking with being a prosecutor?
I’m gonna be doing a BCs (Hons) in policing & criminology
nice poster!
how many years of study in criminology?
Hiya I’m really considering a Criminology degree in the future . What A-levels did you take or which key ones would you recommend in order for me to be able to take criminology in the future?
i'm doing my GCSE's in 2 months and then i would like to study History, English Language and Sociology for A level. After that I'm thinking of studying criminology at university but i don't want to end up working as part of police. Any suggestions on any other potential jobs criminology could land me? Thank you so much!
Great video! btw which Alevels did u study?
I got chance in a university and I got that subject. I personally isn't that much interested in crimes. I don't know about this subject and don't know what I am gonna be in future. I am so confused.
the college that i got accepted into only has criminal justice and doesnt have criminology... so im waiting for the other college that i applied to to accept me bc it actually has criminology
Hi. I'd like to study criminology but not sure if I'd like it. Are there any mini courses online or taster courses on criminology before I do a degree?
I’m 14 and will take my gcse in 2 years I am thinking about what to do and criminology appeals to me and I would love to study it. What would I take for my gcse if I wanted to do this ?
I find it interesting when you say the Innocence Project is not to prove the person's innocence but rather to find if there is a miscarriage of justice. Sounds more like people trying to get a convicted criminal released by maneuvering through a legal loophole. If they are truly innocent then release them, but if they did the crime they should do the time.
So what job are you interested in with this course?
what subjects should I be good at for being a detective? please i really want to be one in the future, but im not good in math and things like that, so what subjects should i give more attention?
Should you know about a subject first before doing criminology?
¿Isn't criminology part of the subjects of studie for law?
Yes, it is. Im currently studying a bachelor of law and criminology is one of the units.
I want to be a police officer or just work in a police department because since I was a little little girl I used to love watching crime police so of cause I want to be what I want to be
Any pointers for an a level student beginning a criminology course in Warwick the following month..? Also how are the lessons structured? And type of laptop? Small zenbook sufficient, or larger more powerful laptop required.. All help appreciated, Extremely nervous!!!!
The first thing I would say is don't worry about it! University is very different from school or college. I presume lectures are probably slightly different at each uni but I had 4 lectures a week which were 3 hours long, although most didn't last the full 3 hours. There's also a range of lectures which includes the entire class or seminars which are usually much smaller groups, it depends on the university/course. Any laptop is fine I wouldn't say any laptop is better for uni, as long as you're able to do your work on it or whatever and you're able to take it to class then there's no issue. In my class the majority of people wrote notes by hand however some used laptops or tablets, so it's just personal preference. My lecturers posted the lecture/seminar slides online so taking word-for-word detailed notes wasn't hugely necessary. You'll get the chance to give more opinions and be more involved compared to school/college but it's definitely not so formal. Just remember that everyone there is in exactly the same position as you so if you go there being positive, friendly and interested then that's great. It's something that takes a bit of getting used to but uni is definitely the kind of experience that you should make the most of. Hopefully that might help! Good luck! :)
You chose criminology because you secretly love rugged rough and tough bad boys. Busted.
Thank you.
So i really wanna be a criminal profilier. Do u think i should major in criminolgy and minor in psychology? Or major in psychology and minor in forensics? Theres not much info about profiling, so i wanted to get ur opinion. Thanks :)
I really want to study criminology and be PI
Crimnology in the Philippines...
I'm in high school but very interested in studying criminology. I was wondering what kind of career options they give you or if they give classes for a specific career?
I've personally found the suggested career options to be fairly limited, I would say it's best to do your own research and see what kind of jobs/careers are out there. The suggested career options are usually police, probation, social work, prisons but there are so many other options out there. It's quite surprising what jobs/career paths exist, it just takes some effort finding it, for example looking at job websites or researching into companies. During school, college and uni I never received classes about specific careers, it's normally more that we have to research the information ourselves, although at college/uni there were more talks/events about careers. But that's all my own personal experience, it could be different for others. I would definitely suggest doing some research and thinking outside of the box as you might be surprised as to what career/job could interest you :)
How are criminalists used in the private sector
Which is better MA or MSC criminology please answer
did i just watch this because my crush wants to be a criminologist? yes