BA Criminology and Psychology
Entry requirements
A level: BBC excludes General Studies IB: 27 points
About this course
BA in Psychology and Sociology, applying psychological and sociological perspectives to the study of crime and criminal justice. Core topics include critical and analytical thinking. Optional modules allow students to specialise in areas such as aggression, violence and exploitation. Practical learning makes use of dedicated facilities including mock prison cells and a moot room.
Modules
- The Psychology of Criminal Behaviour – 30 credits
- The Criminal Justice System – 30 credits
- Crime Patterns and Analysis – 30 credits
- Principles of Investigation: Theory and Practice – 30 credits
- Crime, Nature and Resistance – 30 credits
- Psychology in Forensic Contexts
- Policing – 30 credits
- Punishment and Control – 30 credits
- Rehabilitation and Criminal Justice – 30 credits
- Forensic Mental Health – 30 credits
- Victimology – 30 credits
- Optional modules, choose one from the following two modules: