Crime and criminal justice continue to shape society, communities and public policy. If you're interested in understanding why crime happens, how it can be prevented, and how individuals and communities are affected, this Foundation Degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice provides a strong starting point for your career. The programme develops your understanding of: People who commit crimeThe causes and prevention of crimeThe impact of crime on individuals, victims and communitiesUnderstanding crime and justiceYou'll explore the changing nature and scale of crime and examine the role of organisations involved in the management, control and prevention of crime, gaining insight into how the criminal justice system operates in practice. Where this course to take you nextThis degree supports a range of career pathways across the criminal justice sector. Depending on your goals, it can prepare you to progress into: Practitioner roles within criminal justice and related servicesFurther study at postgraduate levelAcademic research or criminal justice policy developmentThe course is designed to give you the knowledge, critical understanding and confidence needed to move forward in this evolving and impactful field.
Entry requirements
A minimum of 80 UCAS points (excluding Functional Skills) in an appropriate discipline: CCD from A Levels including criminology, sociology, psychology, law, forensic psychology or public servicesMMP from Extended Diploma or DM from Diploma in appropriate disciplineMathematic and English Language GCSE at grade C/4 or abovePass Access to HE Diploma in related disciplineApplicants who are able to demonstrate relevant work/life skills or knowledge will also be considered on an individual basis.
