The Psychology and Criminology BSc (Hons) at the University of Bradford is designed for students eager to understand the complexities of human behaviour and its intersection with crime and justice. You will explore the scientific study of the individual, covering core areas like brain and behaviour, cognitive psychology, and social psychology, while simultaneously engaging with criminological theories that examine societal structures, victimology, and the criminal justice system. This undergraduate degree offers a comprehensive curriculum, recommended by the British Psychological Society, equipping you with a deep understanding of both psychological principles and their application to real-world issues and controversies.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over three years, integrating theoretical knowledge with practical application. You will develop essential research design and analysis skills, enabling you to conduct your own research projects and tackle complex psychological and criminological debates. Distinctive features include opportunities for workplace learning and mentorship, with past students engaging with professionals from West Yorkshire Police and clinical psychology settings. You will graduate with advanced critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving abilities, preparing you for diverse career paths, including roles within the criminal justice system or further training towards becoming a forensic psychologist.