The BSc (Hons) Psychology and Criminology at the University of Suffolk offers you a unique opportunity to explore the complexities of the human mind and its connection to criminal behaviour. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students fascinated by why people act the way they do, and how societal structures influence crime and justice. You will delve into foundational psychological theories, research methods, and criminological concepts, gaining a comprehensive understanding of both individual motivations and systemic issues within the criminal justice system. This course provides a robust academic grounding for those aspiring to careers in fields requiring deep insights into human behaviour and societal challenges.
This full-time, three-year on-campus programme immerses you in a dynamic learning environment. You will develop critical thinking and analytical skills through a curriculum that progresses from core psychological principles and research methods in Year 1 to advanced topics like criminological theory, abnormal psychology, and forensic psychology in your later years. The syllabus includes opportunities to explore optional modules such as policing, victimology, and drugs, crime and society, allowing you to tailor your studies. You will graduate with a transferable skillset highly valued by employers, ready for pathways in policing, social work, research, and beyond.