The LLB (Hons) Law with Criminology at the University of Suffolk offers you a dynamic pathway into understanding the complexities of both legal systems and criminal behaviour. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students keen to critically examine national and international crime policy, engage with theoretical debates, and challenge common-sense notions of deviance. You will develop a robust understanding of legal principles alongside criminological theories, preparing you to analyse evidence and make informed judgments. The University of Suffolk's re-designed law programme ensures you gain practical legal skills and a deep appreciation for the law.
You will study this course full-time on campus over three years, immersing yourself in mandatory modules such as Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, and Research Methods in Law, alongside optional Criminology and Law electives. Throughout your studies, you will engage with contemporary issues in criminology and develop well-informed views on contested public matters. Your learning journey culminates in an Independent Project, allowing you to explore an area of personal or career interest. You will graduate with a strong academic platform and the critical thinking skills essential for diverse career paths in law, criminal justice, and policy.