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13 courses
Clear filtersBA (Hons) Criminology with Law
BA (Hons) Criminology with Law is an online, flexible part-time degree studied over three years or more. It brings together criminology and law, with a focus on crime, criminal behaviour, policing, victimology and the criminal justice system. It may suit adults returning to study who want to explore how crime is understood, prevented and addressed through legal and justice systems.
Undergraduate · Flexible
BA (Hons) Criminology with Cybercrime
This flexible, part-time online degree combines criminology with the study of cybercrime. It may suit adults returning to study who want to explore crime, justice and the growing impact of digital technologies on offending and investigation. You will study criminal justice, policing, youth crime, cybersecurity, digital forensics, cyber warfare and online radicalisation, while developing research and analytical skills.
Undergraduate · Flexible
MSc Digital Cybercrime
MSc Digital Cybercrime is a postgraduate course combining criminology, criminal justice, digital forensics and computer science to examine crime in online and technology-based settings. It may suit graduates from any subject who want to develop an understanding of cybercrime, digital investigation, artificial intelligence and the use of digital evidence.
Postgraduate · Full-time · Part-time
MSc Criminology and Criminal Justice
This MSc is for graduates who want to study crime, criminal justice and social harm in depth. It combines criminological theory with research methods and analysis of criminal justice institutions, social policy and state power. It may suit those interested in rehabilitation, victimisation, human rights, prisons and probation, or the relationship between inequality, marginalisation and criminalisation.
Postgraduate · Full-time · Part-time · Online
BSc (Hons) Criminology and Policing
This full-time criminology and policing degree is available over three years, or four years with a foundation year. It explores crime, justice and social control, with dedicated study of policing, prisons and probation, public protection and serious crime. It may suit students who want to understand how criminal justice services operate and build research, communication and analytical skills for work or further study in related fields.
Undergraduate · Full-time
Serious and Violent Crime (PG Cert)
This one-year online PG Cert focuses on serious and violent crime, criminal justice and the strategies used to prevent, investigate and respond to complex offending. It may suit professionals with experience in policing, security, criminal justice, intelligence or related fields who want to build specialist knowledge of areas including terrorism, extremism, cybercrime and serious offending.
Postgraduate · Flexible
MA Serious and Violent Crime
This online MA focuses on the causes, investigation and response to serious and violent crime. It brings together criminal justice, psychology, intelligence, terrorism and cybercrime. It may suit graduates and sector professionals who want to develop specialist knowledge of serious offending, investigations and related professional practice. Full-time study takes one year; part-time study is available over one year or more.
Postgraduate · Full-time · Part-time
BSc (Hons) Policing and Criminal Investigation
BSc (Hons) Policing and Criminal Investigation is an online, flexible part-time degree taking three years or more to complete. It covers criminal investigative processes, forensic analysis, police procedures, intelligence, interviewing, community policing and professional standards. It may suit adults seeking to build knowledge for policing, investigative or law-enforcement-related work.
Undergraduate · Flexible
BSc (Hons) Forensic and Criminal Investigation
This flexible online BSc (Hons) Forensic and Criminal Investigation course explores criminal investigative processes alongside forensic methods used to collect and analyse evidence. You will cover crime scene investigation, police custody, witnesses, forensic trace analysis, forensic biology, death investigation and organised crime. It may suit those interested in investigative, policing, forensic or intelligence-related careers.
Undergraduate · Flexible
BA (Hons) Criminology
This BA (Hons) Criminology degree explores crime, victimisation and the criminal justice system through criminological, psychological, sociological and socio-legal perspectives. It may suit adults who want to understand how crime is defined, investigated and responded to, including topics such as policing, prisons, cybercrime, youth justice, media and victimology.
Undergraduate · Flexible · Blended
BA (Hons) Criminology and Psychology
This BA (Hons) Criminology and Psychology degree combines the study of crime, criminal justice and criminal behaviour with psychological perspectives on how people think, develop and interact. It is available in blended study mode over three years, or online over three years or more. It may suit adults seeking to build knowledge of criminology and psychology while developing research, analysis and communication skills.
Undergraduate · Blended · Online
BA (Hons) Criminology and Psychology with Foundation Year
This full-time blended BA (Hons) course combines criminology and psychology and includes a foundation year. At the UK study locations listed, the course is structured over four years. You will explore crime, punishment, criminal justice systems and offending behaviour alongside social, developmental, counselling and forensic psychology. The foundation year provides preparation for university study before you move into degree-level modules.
Foundation · Blended · Full-time
Criminology
This full-time criminology course is available as a three-year degree or a four-year route with a foundation year. It may suit students who want to understand crime, criminal justice and the social factors that shape offending and victimisation. Topics include policing, prisons, probation, cybercrime, victimology, forensic psychology, punishment and international criminology. Research methods and a dissertation form part of the course.
Undergraduate · Full-time
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