The BSc (Hons) in Criminology and Policing with Foundation Year at the University of Roehampton London is your pathway to understanding and addressing the complexities of crime and justice in contemporary society. This undergraduate degree is ideal for those passionate about exploring the social, legal, and practical dimensions of criminal behaviour and law enforcement. You will delve into core areas such as criminological theories, criminal justice systems, and policing practices, developing a critical perspective on societal responses to crime. This programme prepares you for a dynamic career by fostering analytical skills essential for evidence-based policing and criminal justice work.
You will study this full-time, on-campus degree over four years, beginning with a foundational year designed to build essential academic skills and introduce you to social sciences. Subsequent years involve compulsory modules like 'Becoming a Criminologist,' 'Introduction to Policing,' and 'Policing in Practice,' alongside opportunities to specialise through optional units such as 'Cybercrime' or 'Forensic Psychology.' A significant work placement year allows you to gain invaluable practical experience. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of criminology and policing, ready for roles in law enforcement, criminal justice agencies, or further academic study.