The BA (Hons) Criminology and Social Policy at the University of Wolverhampton is designed for students passionate about understanding and addressing the complex social issues that shape our world, from crime and poverty to inequality and human rights. You will delve into the critical questions of why social problems persist and how effective policies can be developed and implemented to foster social change and enhance inclusion. This undergraduate degree equips you with a robust understanding of both criminal behaviour and the societal structures that influence it, preparing you for a career dedicated to making a tangible difference.
This full-time, on-campus degree, studied over three years, offers a dynamic learning experience combining theoretical knowledge with practical application. You will engage with specialist modules covering areas such as victimology, environmental crime, community engagement, and social policy analysis, taught by academics actively involved in research and practice. Throughout your studies, you will develop essential research methods, critical thinking, and employability skills, with opportunities for volunteering and an independent project in your final year, ensuring you graduate ready for diverse roles in the public, private, and voluntary sectors.