The BA (Hons) Criminology and Criminal Justice and Law with Foundation Year at the University of Wolverhampton invites you to explore the complex realities of crime and justice, moving beyond headlines to understand the societal, legal, and psychological factors at play. This undergraduate degree is ideal for those seeking to critically examine contemporary social issues, the workings of the criminal justice system, and the principles of English law. You will develop a robust toolkit of academic, digital, and personal skills, gaining insights into criminology, criminal justice, and law, preparing you for advanced study and a career dedicated to understanding and addressing societal challenges.
This full-time, on-campus programme spans four years, beginning with a foundation year designed to equip you with essential higher education skills and an introduction to the core disciplines. As you progress, you will delve into key areas such as the English legal system, criminal law, victimology, policing, and contemporary issues in criminology, engaging with topics like internet law and serious and organised crime. You will undertake a significant criminology and criminal justice project in your final year, culminating in a degree that prepares you for diverse graduate roles within the legal professions, criminal justice sector, and related fields.