BA Criminology course in Nottingham. Classes run at Basford, full-time over three years.
The course covers the criminal justice system, foundations of law, sociology, and psychology. You'll move on to criminological theories, white-collar crime, cybercrime, and contemporary issues such as gender and corporate crime. Tuition fees apply, and some bursaries may be available for higher education courses.
You'll finish with a BA in Criminology.
To reduce crime, we need to try and understand why it happens, how people feel about it, and the impact it has on individuals and society as a whole.
This degree introduces the fascinating and evolving world of criminology, including the criminal justice system and foundations of law, sociology and psychology; moving on to more advanced topics such as criminological theories, white collar and corporate crime, and cybercrime. It also covers contemporary issues in criminology, such as gender, race, and crime, the treatment and rehabilitation of offenders, with an emphasis on research methods, victimology, crime prevention and community safety.
What does a criminologist do?
Criminologists are social scientists who study crime, criminal behaviour, and the criminal justice system. They analyse crime statistics, conduct research to determine the causes of crime, and develop theories around criminal behaviour. They also study how effectively the criminal justice system responds to crime; including law enforcement, courts, and prisons.
You must have a minimum of 64 UCAS points from:
At least two A Levels at A2 BTEC Diploma or Extended Diploma International Baccalaureate Access to HE Diploma T levels
Other combinations of qualifications and experience will also be considered, as will Level 3 qualifications not currently listed on the UCAS tariff.
Mature applicants not meeting the standard entry criteria but with relevant industry or life experience are very welcome to apply.
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