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Criminology and Criminal Justice

2 Study options · UndergraduatePreston Campus

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Course Overview

Do you have an enquiring mind? Are you interested in why people commit crime or become victims of crime? If so, then this course could be for you. Discover the political, personal and social aspects of crime with a degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice.

Why study with us

  • The School has working partnerships with organisations such as Lancashire Constabulary, the Criminal Justice System, the National Health Service, the Probation Trust, and more.

  • Criminology at the University of Lancashire ranks 2nd in the North West for Research Quality. (Times Good University Guide)

  • We offer option modules on our Criminology courses, so you can tailor your degree to your interests.

What you'll do

  • Gain a deep insight into the political, personal and social aspects of crime. Our teaching uses a wealth of cutting-edge research, delivered by award-winning research staff.

  • You can customise your learning with optional modules to hone in on areas of interest and your career aspirations.

  • You’ll enjoy student led conferences and guest visit speakers from many different sectors. These include the Lancashire Constabulary, Armed Services, the Criminal Justice System, Social Services, Magistrate and Crown Court Services amongst others.

Future Careers

Two thirds of our students will follow career paths connected with their degree. Graduates have found work in UK Border Agency, Greater Manchester Police (GMP), Local prisons, Drug schemes, Educational institutions and Youth offending teams

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:
M930
Institution code:
C30

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