The Criminology BSc (Hons) course is at intermediate level (LEVEL 6). It is aimed at candidates with Foundation Year or with one year of work experience. The campus is located in Luton and the course is taught full-time (3 years), or with Foundation Year (4 years). The course is focused on issues in the fields of criminology and sociology.
Why study the Criminology BSc (Hons) course?
- 95% of the department’s graduates find employment within 15 months of graduation
- Lecturers are experienced researchers in the field of criminology
- Students have the opportunity to take advantage of a year’s unpaid industry placement
- Graduates can continue their postgraduate studies at the Vauxhall Centre for the Study of Crime
What skills does the course graduate with?
- Students on the course analyse the causes of crime and learn how to use control tools
- Students gain knowledge of the law and the work of the justice system
- On the Criminology BSc (Hons) course, principles of rehabilitation are introduced
- Students can broaden their interests from topics such as criminal justice and violence in contemporary society
Where to study the Criminology BSc (Hons) degree course?
We suggest a choice of University Square Campus in Luton.
