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University of EssexCriminologyHi hi!!, I am a second-year student currently studying Criminology and American Studies with hopes of working either as a criminology teacher or working with juveniles to prevent reoffending. I did Re, History, Psychology and an EPQ at alvls and went through clearing because I thought Essex would be a better school for me. I'm happy to answer any questions!!! Alicia
Bangor UniversityCriminology and Criminal JusticeHello, my name is Alicia! I'm a home student and commute to Bangor University. I'm a second year PhD researcher in the field of Criminology exploring organised crime in the agri-food sector. My hobbies include football, reading and watching tv shows! Alishba
Teesside UniversityCriminology with Psychology, BSc (Hons)I’m currently studying Criminology with Psychology and hope to pursue a career as either a child therapist or a social worker. I’m passionate about understanding behaviour, mental health, and the social factors that shape people’s lives, especially in relation to children and vulnerable communities. After completing my undergraduate degree, I plan to continue my studies with a master’s to further develop my skills and knowledge. Growing up in England with Pakistani parents has given me a strong appreciation for cultural identity, resilience, and the importance of representation in care and support services. I’m motivated by the idea of making a meaningful difference and creating safe, supportive spaces for those who need it most. Ashleigh
University of South WalesBSc (Hons) Criminology and Criminal Justice with PsychologyIm a 3rd Year Criminology and Criminal Justice with Psychology student at the University of South Wales. I enjoy reading and football among other things. I am the treasurer of the Psychology society. Chloe
University of LincolnCriminology and Sociology - BA (Hons)Hi, my name is Chloe and I am in my first year of Criminology and Sociology at the University of Lincoln. I have previously completed one year of university in Forensic Science. In my down time I love to crochet, especially characters such as winnie the pooh, hello kitty, piglet etc. I am wanting to get back into reading as I love delving into another world that doesn't exist yet until you have read it. I am part of an amazing society, rounders, which has elevated my university experience and I have made many life long friends through this. Due to my committee position in this society I like to think I am approachable and friendly and can offer any advice for anything you may have queries for. 🫶🏼 Christo
Middlesex UniversityMSc Criminology with Forensic PsychologyHi I'm Christo, I am a postgraduate student with keen interest in Forensics and Psychology, seasoned with criminology and that's exactly what my course is as well MSc Criminology with Forensic Psychology. And apart from academics my hobbies include cycling, reading, nature photography, travelling, movies and literature. I am more than happy to welcome and help you all with anything I possibly could so please feel free to drop a hi! Ellie
Leeds Trinity UniversityCriminology and Law BA Joint (Hons)Hi! My name is Ellie. I am in my Third year of uni and I remember how daunting it can be in a new environment. I enjoy talking to new people and I am open to any questions that you have about becoming a student at Leeds Trinity. I am hoping to peruse a career in law, more specifically, becoming a solicitor. After completing my uni degree I hope to go travelling to various countries to explore different cultures. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions. Emilia
University of StaffordshireSociology, Criminology and TerrorismI’m in my first year of my PhD in sociology, with a BSc in Criminology and an MA in Sociology and Social Justice. This is a subject I’ve had a lot of passion for, for the best part of a decade, and actually being able to study it has been amazing. Emilia
Coventry UniversityCriminology and Law BA (Hons)I’m currently studying Criminology and Law BA (Hons) and have a keen interest in criminal justice, law, and social issues. Alongside my studies, I enjoy cinema, travelling, and playing badminton as part of a university society. As a student ambassador, I’m always happy to share honest advice about my course, university life, and settling into uni. Ines
City St George's, University of LondonCriminology and Psychology BSc (Hons)Im Ines, a second year undergraduate Psychology with Criminology student at City, University of London. I’m originally from Portugal and moved to Cornwall when I was 3, and finally moved to the big city of London last year! I enjoy going to the gym, eating healthy (not always), hanging out with my flatmates and friends, reading and more! I love listening to music and will always be up for a listening party and to meet new friends. I understand how daunting starting a new University or moving to a new city can be so I am here for any advice or chats! Katie
Bangor UniversityCriminology and Criminal JusticeI would like to join the North Wales Police with the hopes of one day becoming a detective. I am the first in my family to go to university. I struggled to get my bearings in my first year. I am extremely passionate about Formula 1! Kay
University of SuffolkBSc (Hons) CriminologyI’m a criminology student who is passionate about understanding crime and criminal behaviour, with the goal of being a detective! The University of Suffolk is helping me achieve this dream!!
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