The Criminology BA Honours at Middlesex University offers you an in-depth exploration of crime, criminals, victims, and the criminal justice system, designed for those fascinated by how society responds to deviant behaviour. You will delve into theories of criminology and their application to contemporary life, examining the impact of social divisions on minorities through their experiences and representations of crime. Taught by active researchers, you will gain insights into the factors influencing criminological research, policy, and practice, developing essential research and analysis skills. This degree is ideal for students interested in understanding the complex social contexts of crime.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over three years, with an optional industry placement year available between the second and third years. Your learning experience will involve compulsory modules such as 'Crime in Social Context', 'Skills and Debates in Criminology', and 'Quantitative Investigation of Crime', providing a comprehensive understanding of the field. You will develop professional skills through rigorous academic study and practical application, preparing you for a variety of criminal justice roles. Upon graduation, you will be equipped for careers in policing, research, government, and beyond, with a strong foundation in criminological theory and methodology.