Criminology with Law

About Criminology with Law

This course blends the study of crime, criminal behaviour, and justice systems with an in-depth understanding of legal principles and processes.

Quick Facts
Duration
3 Years (Full-time)
Extended Options
4 Years with Foundation
Placement Option
Optional Placement Year Available
Course Overview

You will explore criminological theories, the causes of crime, and the impact of criminal activity on individuals and society, while also studying areas of law such as criminal law, human rights, and the law of evidence. The programme examines how laws are created, enforced, and challenged, giving you the skills to critically analyse legal frameworks in the context of crime and justice. Through case studies, mock trials, and research projects, you will develop investigative, analytical, and communication skills essential for careers in law, policing, or the wider criminal justice sector.

Modules
Foundation Year
  • Introduction to Criminology
  • Fundamentals of Law
  • The Criminal Justice System
  • Academic and Professional Skills
Year 1
  • Crime and Society
  • Principles of Criminology
  • Criminal Law Basics
  • Law and the Legal System
  • Introduction to Legal Research
Year 2
  • Criminological Theory and Practice
  • Policing and Crime Prevention
  • Human Rights Law
  • Law of Evidence
  • Victimology
Year 3
  • Advanced Criminological Theory
  • Criminal Justice Policy and Reform
  • International Criminal Law
  • Final Major Project or Dissertation
Careers

Graduates will be prepared for careers in law, criminal justice, public policy, and law enforcement. The combination of criminology and legal knowledge is valuable for roles that require both a strong understanding of criminal behaviour and legal processes.

Career Routes
Legal Advisor (with further training)
Criminal Justice Policy Officer
Probation Officer
Police Officer or Investigator
Court Clerk or Legal Executive
Victim Support Officer
Additional Information

They may also progress to postgraduate study in Law (LLM), Criminology, or related fields, or undertake professional legal training such as the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) or Bar training.

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