The BA (Hons) Criminology and Criminal Justice and Law at the University of Wolverhampton is designed for aspiring professionals who wish to understand the complex interplay between crime, justice systems, and legal frameworks. You will explore critical issues such as victimology, rehabilitation, and the societal causes and consequences of crime, while simultaneously gaining a robust understanding of key legal areas including criminal law, housing law, and refugee law. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students seeking to develop analytical skills and a nuanced perspective on the criminal justice sector, preparing you for impactful roles within this vital field.
This full-time, on-campus programme, studied over three years, offers a dynamic learning experience. You will engage with research-led teaching from academic experts, delving into contemporary issues in criminology and advanced criminal law. Throughout your studies, you will have opportunities to apply your knowledge through practical experiences, such as volunteering with relevant organisations, and by undertaking a substantial criminology and criminal justice project in your final year. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of both criminology and law, equipping you with the transferable skills and specialised knowledge sought after in diverse careers across the criminal justice and legal professions.