BSc (Hons) Artificial Intelligence in Criminology

On this course, you will consider the ethics, opportunities and threats presented by AI. You'll review how machine learning and automated technologies will impact on our future world. Scientists are looking at how Artificial Intelligence be used to predict patterns of reoffending, how we track crimes and criminals around the globe, and how AI can be used for safer and more reliable sentencing of criminals. You will be at the cutting edge of this new field. With ethical dilemmas ranging from who is legally responsible for artificial intelligence and what happens when there is an AI crime, such as a collision with a driverless car. We will consider this in the real world, in cyberspace and the virtual environment and robotics and consider what these developments mean about the nature of crime. This course will position you at the cutting edge of this graduate job market. You will graduate with the skills, knowledge and expertise to maximise the opportunities that this new technology will provide. The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in criminology is and contemporary issues. It is used to help make analyse crime and criminal data and make informed decisions on strategy and policy. It can also improve processes in the Criminal Justice System.