Integrated Foundation - Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Criminology and Psychology

BA Criminology and Psychology explores the motivations of human behaviour and how the darker side of human nature is dealt with by the criminal justice system. This criminology and psychology degree combines key theories from both disciplines, offering a robust interdisciplinary approach.

Through modules tailored to this dual major in criminology and psychology, the course is designed to: • give well-rounded insights into real-world issues • explore how and why people do what they do • help study a broader study of society’s reactions to deviant behaviour, the combined social sciences approach helps with this. • cover a wide range of topics from the motivations of serial killers, to state crimes and miscarriages of justice.

This dual major in criminology and psychology provides a foundation for students interested in careers with a criminology and psychology degree, such as forensic psychology, criminal profiling, or case management. Over three years of study, institutions such as the police, courts, prisons, and probation service will be reviewed; developing a deeper understanding of their processes, functions, and challenges. Taught by a blend of former practitioners, active researchers, and radical criminologists, students will be exposed to a variety of perspectives and develop critical analysis skills.