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Free Level 3 Criminology Course in Hull – Hull College – Daytime

CostFREE
Duration2 years
LevelLevel 3
DeliveryClassroom based
Start7 Sep 2026
Study modeFull-time
AttendanceDaytime
Awarding bodyWJEC awarding body
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About this course

Free Level 3 Criminology Course in Hull. Classes run at Hull College, full-time during the day.

You'll study crime, criminal behaviour, and how the justice system works. The course covers topics such as forensic evidence, victimology, and the causes of crime. You'll also look at how society responds to crime through policing, courts, and sentencing. The course takes two years to complete.

You'll need four GCSEs at grade 4 or above, including Maths and English. You'll finish with a WJEC Diploma in Criminology at Level 3.

Who this course is for

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Entry requirements

4 x GCSEs at grade 4(C) or above, including Maths and English

What you will learn

  • You'll explore the causes of crime and criminal behaviour.
  • You'll examine how the criminal justice system operates, from policing to sentencing.
  • You'll study forensic evidence and how it is used in investigations.
  • You'll learn about victimology and the impact of crime on individuals and communities.
  • You'll analyse how society and government respond to crime.
  • You'll develop skills in research, critical thinking, and written argument.

How you will learn

You'll learn through classroom sessions, group discussions, and case study analysis. Assessment is through written assignments and controlled assessments set by WJEC. There are no traditional exams for all units, but some components are assessed under timed conditions. Your work is marked and moderated to the national standard.

What you will need to bring

The centre will provide most materials. Hull College will confirm anything else you need before you start.

Where next

Jobs you could do

  • Police officer, investigates crime and supports communities.
  • Probation officer, works with offenders to reduce reoffending.
  • Prison officer, manages and supports people in custody.
  • Youth justice worker, supports young people in the justice system.
  • Victim support worker, helps people affected by crime.
  • Social worker, works with vulnerable individuals and families.
  • Community support officer, assists police in local areas.

What you could study next

  • A Level Law or Sociology, to broaden your understanding of justice and society.
  • Level 3 Extended Diploma in Public Services, for a route into the uniformed services.
  • BA (Hons) Criminology or Criminal Justice at university, the natural next step for those wanting to specialise further.
  • BA (Hons) Social Work, for those drawn to working directly with people in the justice system.
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