The Criminology with Policing BSc (Hons) at the University of Chester offers you a comprehensive exploration of crime, harm, and victimisation from interdisciplinary and international viewpoints. You will delve into the complexities of the criminal justice system, critically examining media landscapes and their societal impact, while fostering a strong social justice focus. This undergraduate degree is ideal if you are keen to understand the theoretical and practical aspects of criminology and develop an awareness of marginalised communities and the disproportionality within criminal justice settings. You will build an active academic voice and demonstrate cultural sensitivity in addressing real-world problems.
This full-time, on-campus degree, studied over three years, integrates academic learning with practical policing skills through three 40-credit modules aligned with the College of Policing curriculum. You will engage in realistic activities and assessments to develop essential investigative practices and transferable skills applicable to policing and wider law enforcement careers. The course encourages critical reflection and research, preparing you for diverse professional pathways. You will graduate with the knowledge and competencies to pursue roles in criminal justice, law enforcement, policy, research, or related fields, equipped to promote social change and contribute effectively to society.