The Criminology and Criminal Justice, BA Hons at the University of Greenwich is designed for students who want to critically examine the causes, consequences, and prevention of crime at local, national, and international levels. You will explore the social, cultural, and political debates surrounding victimisation and deviance, gaining a deep understanding of the criminal justice system. By studying core areas such as forensic criminology, policing, and the psychology of terrorism, you will develop the analytical skills necessary to navigate complex issues like gender-based violence, cybercrime, and knife crime. This undergraduate degree provides a robust academic foundation for your future career.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, this programme integrates theoretical study with practical, real-world experience. You will engage with modules covering criminological research methods and the criminal justice process, while having the opportunity to participate in the Innocence Project, volunteer placements, or study abroad programmes. Through your final year research project, you will apply your knowledge to contemporary challenges under the guidance of expert staff with professional backgrounds in probation and policing. You will graduate prepared for diverse roles within the civil service, the police, prison services, social work, and the wider legal sector.