BA Criminology and Law
Entry requirements
A level: BBC excludes General Studies IB: 27 points
About this course
BA in Sociology and Law. Core topics include Legal Analysis and Critical & Analytical Thinking. The course offers a sandwich placement year extending study to four years. Practical sessions use a mock courtroom where students perform criminal advocacy, preparing and presenting cases covering bail applications, sentencing and trials.
Modules
- The Psychology of Criminal Behaviour – 30 credits
- The Criminal Justice System – 30 credits
- Criminal Law and Justice
- Principles of Investigation: Theory and Practice – 30 credits
- Youth, Crime and Justice – 30 credits
- Policing – 30 credits
- Understanding Evidence – 30 credits
- Criminal Practice and Evidence – 30 credits
- Rehabilitation and Criminal Justice – 30 credits
- Victimology – 30 credits
- Violence and Exploitation – 30 credits
- Crime, Advice and Advocacy – 30 credit