The BA (Hons) Criminology and Policing at The University of Law is designed for aspiring professionals eager to understand and influence the complexities of crime and justice. You will explore critical areas such as the foundations of criminology, the criminal justice system, and contemporary issues like drugs, gender, sexuality, and crime. This undergraduate degree provides a robust academic framework, equipping you with the analytical skills to examine social harms and the principles of policing, preparing you for impactful roles within the criminal justice sector.
You will study this programme full-time on campus over three years, engaging with a curriculum that integrates theoretical knowledge with practical application. The syllabus includes modules on evidence-based policing, research methods, and specific areas like cybercrime and forensic psychology, alongside a significant dissertation in your final year. You will develop expertise in areas such as public protection, response policing, and investigating serious crime, graduating with a comprehensive understanding and the skills to pursue careers in policing, criminal justice, or related fields.