Online Modules Catalogue 2011/12

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LLB Hons Law w Criminology FT (2970) modules

Jordanstown
Year 1
mandatory
LAW116Introduction to law
LAW129Public Law 1
LAW131Criminal law
LAW132Introduction to Property Law
PUP119Introduction to Crime and Deviance
PUP120Crime and Criminal Justice
Year 2
mandatory
LAW310Contract Law
LAW311Land law
LAW312Law of Tort
LAW313European Law
optional
ECO338Economics of law, crime and punishment
PUP302Police, Governance and Performance
PUP304Theories of Crime and Criminalisation
PUP305State Crime
PUP306Public and Community Security
PUP310Sentencing and Crime
PUP312Victims of Crime
PUP336Fear of Crime
Year 3I
mandatory
LAW302European Legal Studies
Year 3
optional
LAW123Law and the family
LAW501Discrimination Law
LAW502Law of evidence
LAW504Equity and Trusts
LAW505Transitional Justice
LAW506Medical law
LAW513Surveillance and the law
LAW515Employment law
LAW519Company law
LAW525Social Justice
LAW529Street Law
LAW530Human Rights Law
LAW538Immigration and Refugee Law
LAW539Dissertation - Law
LAW547Law, Film and Visual Culture
POL526Gender and crime
PUP501Crime and the Media
PUP502International Organised Crime
PUP514Terrorism and political violence
PUP530Crime, Social Order and Social Control
PUP531Prisons, Punishment and Power
PUP532Young People, Crime and Justice
PUP533Policing and Society
Magee
Year 1
mandatory
LAW132Introduction to Property Law
Year 3I
mandatory
LAW302European Legal Studies
Year 3
optional
LAW504Equity and Trusts
PUP533CRN: 37539Policing and Society
CampusJordanstown
TutorDr Jonny Byrne
Old Module CodePUP533J2
Semester2
DescriptionThis module will explain the role of policing in civil society by exploring the relationships between the police and society. Students will gain an insight into the interactive relationship between police and society, in particular how they influence each other as policing adapts to societal change and how society responds to the delivery style of policing.
Coursework50%
Exam50%
Credits20
Level6