Canterbury Christ Church University - Canterbury Campus Postgraduate Routes into Teaching event
7 Mar 2026, 10:00
Canterbury
97% of our Criminal Investigation students were satisfied with the learning resources on their course - National Student Survey 2025
Explore how crimes are investigated and justice is delivered on our BSc Criminal Investigation degree. Designed to provide a solid foundation in police investigative practices, this course looks into the complexities of modern crime and the justice system.
You'll explore everything from day-to-day investigations to major and complex cases. You’ll also examine the influence of the media, public perception of policing, and the challenges modern detectives face. You'll gain real experience through simulated interviews and investigative scenarios, including the opportunity to work on a miscarriage of justice case with our partner charity, Inside Justice.
What you’ll learn
Examine how criminal investigations are shaped by law, media, and public perception.
Investigate real-world case studies, including major crimes and historic cases of abuse.
Interview witnesses and suspects in our policing simulation suite using professional techniques.
Explore the full process of investigation, from gathering evidence to building a case.
Present findings on a potential miscarriage of justice to our partner charity Inside Justice.
Whether you want to pursue a career in policing, criminal law, intelligence, or investigative journalism, this course builds the practical knowledge and skills employers are looking for. With a focus on critical thinking, real experience, and professional development, you’ll graduate ready to make a difference.
We know employers are looking for dynamic, open-minded graduates who can adapt, innovate, and collaborate. So, we have designed a new way of teaching and learning to ensure that you are work-ready for when you graduate.
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