BSc Criminology and Psychology
Entry requirements
UCAS points: 112 points A level: Typical offer – BCC-BBC IB: 28 points
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Criminology and Psychology, combining the study of criminal behaviour with psychological principles. Core topics include Research Methods, Statistics, Data Analysis, Human Behaviour, Policy Analysis, and Fieldwork. A work placement of four to seven weeks is available, and the overseas learning component requires at least 150 hours of experiential activity abroad.
Modules
- Introduction to Law & Criminal Justice
- Social Issues and Contexts
- Research in Law & Criminology
- Key Concepts in Crime and Justice
- Introduction to Research in Psychology
- Individual and Social Processes
- Introduction to Brain, Mind and Development
- Contemporary Youth Justice
- Spanish: Communication in Practice
- French: Intermediate Language Development
- Spanish: Intermediate Language Development
- Chinese: Intermediate Language Development
- German: Communication in Practice
- French: Communication in Practice
- Subsidiary Language
- Mental Health, Risk and Justice
- Further Research in Psychology
- Psychology in Society
- Psychology: Careers and Community
- Experiential Learning: Social Impact Leadership in Action
- Work Placement (School of Humanities and Social Sciences)
- Upper Intermediate Language Development and Global Employability
- Advanced Language Development and Global Sustainability
- Post Beginner Language Development and Global Cultures
- Experiential Overseas Learning
- Developing Intercultural Literacy and Cross-Cultural Skills
- Study Abroad Immersive Year
- Major Project: Applied Research Design and Analysis
- Crimes of the Powerful
- Psychopathology
- Health Psychology
- Neurodiversity in Practice
- Psychology Dissertation
- Punishment: Penology, Policy and Practice
- Social Science for Social Change
- Biological, Cognitive and Developmental Psychology