

BA (Hons) Criminology

Course Overview
A three-year degree for students ready to begin advanced study without a foundation year. Examines criminological theory, criminal justice systems, social research methods, and contemporary crime issues, preparing graduates for careers in law enforcement, policy, and community safety.
Modules
Year 1 (Level 4)
Introduction to Criminology – 20 credits
Social Psychology – 20 credits
Criminal Law and the Legal System – 20 credits
Development of the Criminal Justice System – 20 credits
Introduction to Research Methods – 20 credits
Crime and Society – 20 credits
Year 3 (Level 6)
Youth Justice – 20 credits
Green Criminology – 20 credits
Terrorism and Political Violence – 20 credits
Global and Comparative Criminology – 20 credits
Dissertation – 40 credits
Year 2 (Level 5)
Policing and Police Powers – 20 credits
Contemporary Criminology – 20 credits
Punishment and Penology – 20 credits
Victimology – 20 credits
Research Methods in Criminology – 20 credits
Cybercrime – 20 credits

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Interview Scheduling
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Apply for Funding
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