447 Bachelor's degrees in Criminal Law

Become a problem solver and explore the social and psychological factors behind why people commit crime. With this bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at University of Southern Queensland you’ll learn about society’s responses to crime and many of the factors that challenge whether these responses are effective.  

Criminology and Criminal Justice from University of New South Wales prepares you to examine the complex nature of crime, why people commit it and how society and the criminal justice system respond to it.

Legal Support and Services from Purdue Global can prepare you to provide legal services and support not only in law firms but also in corporations, health care institutions, and more. Develop the skills for a career in this diverse field with Purdue Global’s associate’s degree in legal support and services.

The Political Science, Pre-Law B.A. at Indiana University of Pennsylvania is a 120-credit undergraduate programme delivered full-time at the Indiana campus. This degree combines rigorous political analysis with an embedded pre-law track, designed to prepare students for law school admission and diverse professional careers.

Accordingly, the mission of the Division of Justice and Law Administration (JLA) is to provide a Bachelor of Science in Justice and Law Administration - Corrections option from Western Connecticut State University designed to prepare students for a variety of career choices in law, public service, social systems and private enterprises.

Are you interested in protecting the rights of the individual and society? Is upholding the United States Constitution and preserving the ethical and moral fiber of your community important for you? If so, consider a degree in Justice and Public Policy from Concordia University Wisconsin.

The Sociology - Criminology programme at Appalachian State University is a comprehensive full-time degree designed for those interested in the social roots of crime. This on-campus course provides students with a deep understanding of justice systems and social behaviour, preparing them for diverse professional paths.

The Law (Hons) at the University of Worcester is a three-year, full-time undergraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. This degree develops your analytical and problem-solving skills through mock hearings in a replica courtroom, preparing you for professional legal practice or diverse corporate careers.

California State University San Bernardino offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Intelligence and Crime Analysis, a rapidly growing field offering exciting employment opportunities.

Drawing on the world-leading research of the Centre for Criminal Justice Studies, this programme will enable you to develop an advanced, critical understanding of crime and criminal justice in contemporary society.

Throughout this Bachelor of Criminology - Bachelor of Laws program from Deakin University you'll explore all major areas of the law while investigating the underlying reasons behind criminal behaviour, and graduate with two in-demand degrees.

The Criminology, Law and Society program from The University of St. Thomas (UST) focuses on the problem of crime and on understanding the social, cultural, political, and economic forces that interact with the law.

Criminology is an exciting field with a long history within the discipline of sociology. Students majoring in Criminology and Justice Studies at Otterbein University explore the historical and societal origins and roles of deviance and crime, its effects on society, as well as the systems established to control, investigate, deter, punish, treat, rehabilitate and respond to crime and deviance.

The Criminology, Laws program at Western Sydney University offers a highly valued career path in criminology and law. Learn about areas including law enforcement and surveillance, criminal justice and practices, cultural depictions of crime and contemporary debates in criminology. This degree also focuses on critiquing legal, social and cultural definitions of criminality and reactions to it.

Criminology, Law and Society from Saint Vincent College aspires to be much more than a traditional criminal justice major. CLS features a curriculum that is challenging and broad-based.  

Conservation Law Enforcement at Texas Tech University was developed cooperatively with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department to provide a track which trains students to become game wardens.

The Crime Science and Law (Double Degree) degree from City University of Hong Kong aims to equip degree-level graduates with broad knowledge of crime science and laws; and professional competence to conduct scientific and legal research to develop practical and ethical ways to reduce crime and increase security in society.

The Social Justice programme at the University College Dublin draws on a range of academic disciplines in order to advance understanding of issues such as inequality, discrimination and human rights abuses.

The University of Chichester offers a three-year full-time LLB (Hons) in Law with Criminology. This programme combines essential legal principles with an exploration of criminology, preparing students for various careers in the legal field. The course is designed for in-person attendance at the Bishop Otter Campus, providing a comprehensive educational experience.

Rated as one of the top programs in the province for the last 9 years in a row. Police Foundations program from Sault College of Applied Arts and Technology prepares you for excellence in your career in law enforcement.