447 Bachelor's degrees in Criminal Law

The Law with International Relations with a Foundation Year (Hons) programme offered by Swansea University is an excellent way to gain the knowledge and skills needed to begin an LLB degree; you will be introduced to key themes in law, as well as being provided with opportunities to pick up new skills that will be of use throughout your undergraduate degree.

Criminology with Criminal Psychology at Kent asks the big questions: Why do people commit crime? How should society respond? And how can psychology help us understand criminal behaviour?

Kent Law School brings the study of law to life and prepares you for a successful career in law. Our LLB in Law develops your critical and analytical skills, enables you to think about the role of law in society, and provides hands-on experience through opportunities to work on real cases in our Law Clinic. 

The Law with Criminology with Foundation Year at Canterbury Christ Church University is a four-year, full-time programme designed for those without standard entry grades. This public study route integrates legal principles with criminological theory, providing a comprehensive start to your professional journey.

Law with Criminology (Hons) from Anglia Ruskin University explore policing, security and crime control, punishment, social justice, victimisation, and organised crime. You'll also cover the seven foundational subjects for professional legal training.

Law (with a Placement Year) (Hons) from St Mary's University, Twickenham, London dive into fascinating topics like criminal law, human rights, business, and family law while getting real-world legal experience.

The Criminal Justice and Criminology degree at Washington State University policy-based curriculum that draws from social sciences.

The Law BA (Hons) at the University of Cambridge allows you to understand law in its historical and social contexts, and to examine its general principles and techniques.

Studying Law (Jurisprudence) course at the University of Oxford will not only give you the opportunity to qualify as a solicitor or barrister: it will also help you develop a diverse set of skills which you will be able to apply in many different situations. You will learn to assimilate and analyse complex information, construct arguments, write with precision and clarity and think on your feet.

Studying law with criminology means you’ll gain an understanding of the legal system and the social factors that contribute to criminal behaviour. Learn more at Law with Criminology (Hons) offered by University of Brighton.

The Law with Criminology (Hons) degree offered at Ulster University has an excellent reputation for teaching, research, student support and student development.

Examine principles of justice and ethical legal practice with a Bachelor of Laws program from James Cook University. Become skilled at reviewing contracts, arguing a criminal case, negotiating litigation settlements and interpreting matters of constitutional law.

The Criminology and Criminal Justice B.Sc. (Hons) at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is a full-time, four-year programme. This degree provides a scientific foundation in crime causation and justice system responses. Students prepare for diverse professional roles through a curriculum that blends theoretical study with practical experience.

The LLB Law and Criminology degree at Aberystwyth University is a three-year programme that provides a comprehensive understanding of legal principles alongside criminological theories. This course is designed for those aspiring to pursue a career in law or related fields, combining theoretical knowledge with practical application.

The Criminology, Law and Society programme at George Mason University offers a comprehensive bachelor level education. This public study mode course provides students with deep insights into justice systems and social legalities. It is designed for completion over a standard four-year duration for full-time learners.

The University of Sheffield offers a B.Sc. in Law and Criminology (Hons), designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of legal systems and criminological theories. This undergraduate programme spans three years, equipping students with essential skills for a range of careers in law enforcement, legal practice, and social research.

The Criminology and Justice (Honours) at Ontario Tech University is a full-time Bachelor of Arts (Honours) programme delivered in a public study mode. Over four to five years, students explore crime and social order through an interdisciplinary lens, preparing for vital roles within the modern criminal justice system.

The Law with Criminology (Hons) at the University of Worcester is a three-year, full-time public degree. This programme combines rigorous legal training with an exploration of criminal behaviour. You will develop practical skills in a mock courtroom while studying the social impact of crime in a professional setting.

Law (Hons) from Edge Hill University involves comprehensive study of key legal principles, doctrines, civil and criminal justice institutions and systems. At the heart of the course is the idea that future lawyers will need to have knowledge of national, European and international laws and institutions.  

Longwood University's Criminology - Criminal Justice program is one of the few in the state of Virginia to combine course work in the theory of crime and practical experience in criminal justice.