The Criminology and Psychology BA/BSc (Hons) at the University of Worcester offers you a unique opportunity to explore the intricate connections between the human mind and criminal behaviour. This undergraduate degree is ideal if you are fascinated by why people offend, how the criminal justice system responds, and the psychological underpinnings of crime. You will delve into key areas such as forensic psychology, victimology, and the sociology of crime, developing a critical understanding of societal issues and individual motivations within the legal framework.
You will study this course full-time on campus over three years, engaging with a blend of lectures, seminars, and practical activities. Your learning journey will involve investigating core psychological theories and criminological concepts, alongside developing essential research skills. The syllabus offers a wide array of optional modules, allowing you to tailor your studies towards areas like cognitive neuroscience, cybercrime, or youth justice, culminating in a dissertation or research project. You will graduate with a robust academic foundation and the analytical skills necessary for diverse career paths in law enforcement, social work, research, or further postgraduate study.