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VISUAL CHART: Criminological theories covered on Unit 2

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Criminology Year 1, Unit 2: Criminological Theories introduces students to more than twenty theories of crime. Students' familiarity with the classification of these theories - biological, psychological, sociological - is crucial for the final exam. From the organisation of the exam, misplacement of theories covered can result in zero marks, even where sound knowledge and understanding of theorists and theories is shown. This visual chart is intended to highlight the way the criminological theory covered on Unit 2 is classified and sub-classified.


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