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Kurs inom program
Course, grundnivå
7.5 credits
Malmö | dagtid | 100%
22 February 2027 - 28 March 2027
Course code: KG141B
This course is offered as part of programme:
Course content
Syftet är att studenten utvecklar fördjupade kunskaper om ungdomsbrottslighetens omfattning, former och orsaker.
Kursen inleds med en introduktion till kunskapsområdet ungdomsbrottslighet. Ungdomsbrottslighetens omfattning, struktur och karaktär diskuteras. Därefter följer en genomgång av hur ungdomsbrottslighet är relaterad till social bakgrund, familjeförhållanden och skolan, kamratumgänge och fritidsaktiviteter samt individuella skillnaders betydelse för ungdomsbrottslighet. Såväl teoretiska utgångspunkter som det aktuella forskningsläget behandlas. Avslutningsvis diskuteras hur brott bland ungdomar kan förebyggas.
Entry requirements
För tillträde till kursen krävs utöver grundläggande behörighet godkänd kurs KG111C.
Course literature
Course evaluation
Malmö universitet ger studenter som deltar eller har avslutat en kurs möjlighet att framföra sina erfarenheter av och synpunkter på kursen genom en kursvärdering som anordnas av lärosätet. Universitetet sammanställer kursvärderingarna samt informerar om resultaten och eventuella beslut som föranleds av kursvärderingarna. Resultaten ska hållas tillgängliga för studenterna (HF1:14).
