447 Bachelor's degrees in Criminal Law

Law and Criminal Justice (Hons) from Kingston University will enable you study the foundations of legal knowledge required as part of the training for the Bar. 

This one-year Law with Criminology - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus Hull offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Hull.

The Law (Hons) from Edinburgh Napier University will enable you to apply for the Diploma in Legal Practice (also known as PEAT 1), the next step on the way to becoming a qualified solicitor or advocate in Scotland.

Throughout the (Hons) Law with Foundation degree offered by University of Plymouth, you'll make your mark in the legal world and experience what it’s like to represent clients before a judge and jury in our realistic courtroom. 

This unique double degree in Theology - Laws from Australian Catholic University (ACU) provides a legal education informed by Christian values and an education in theology that is orientated to the professional values and practice of law.  

This Law: Accelerated Graduate LLB course from University of Stirling offers an entry route into the Scottish legal profession, enabling graduates to practise as a solicitor or work towards becoming an advocate in Scotland.

This one-year (2-semester) Criminology and Psychological Studies - Undergraduate Foundation Programme from OnCampus London prepares the students to progress to an undergraduate degree at Birkbeck, University of London.

The Criminology (Hons) BA degree from De Montfort University provides you with transferable skills useful in the criminal justice sector and allied career fields (social work, drugs and alcohol programmes).

The Law (Criminology pathway) (Hons) course from London South Bank University is the first step on the journey to becoming a Solicitor, Barrister or Chartered Legal Executive as well as being the foundation for a broad range of other professional careers.

The Criminology and Law (with Foundation Year) (Hons) BA programme from UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) gives you a deep understanding of offending and victimisation and the realities of societies' responses to crime. This knowledge both complements and critically contextualises the study of the laws through which criminal justice is applied. 

Law impacts on all aspects of life today, and the Laws degree delivered by University of Galway offers a dynamic foundation in legal knowledge, critical thinking, and advocacy skills. Explore how law shapes society while developing analytical and practical skills valued across the legal profession.

The Bachelor of Criminology and Justice programme offered at Edith Cowan University will encompass the whole system – from how laws are made, through to how police, courts and corrections deal with people who break these laws. 

This Law with Criminal Justice programme at the Atlantic Technological University will teach you all about the criminal justice system and the law.

The accredited Crime Scene Science (Hons) degree course at Teesside University can prepare you to play an important role in modern society. As a multidisciplinary area of study within the broader fields of investigation, intelligence analysis, and forensic science, you explore scientific techniques to help investigate and detect crime in different environments.

This Criminology - Laws from University of Wollongong will enable you to advocate for clients in a legal context. If you’re pursuing a legal career, studying social science will provide greater empathy and understanding regarding the complexities of the human condition.

If you have an enquiring mind, are interested in the legal system and criminal law in response to these questions and being part of the solution, then Criminology with Law (Hons) (with Foundation Year) from Teesside University is for you. You gain a valuable skillset to work within the criminal justice system, and in other sectors where knowledge of criminal law may be required.

What causes crime? What is the best way to respond to lawbreaking? Investigate all sides to criminality in this integrated degree of Law with Criminology from University of Birmingham.

This Police Studies (Top-up) (Hons) from Teesside University explores issues in policing and criminal justice enabling you to gain insights into how the process of policing and investigative process is conducted, the significance of forensic evidence, and the legal constraints of an investigation and its impact on the wider criminal justice system.

Throughout this Law with Criminology (Study Abroad) course from Lancaster University you will learn from leading experts as you develop your legal skills. Join in mooting competitions and network with prestigious Law firms to create invaluable connections.

As a student of Criminology with Criminal Law programme at the University of Essex you'll engage with some of the most pressing issues, decisions and dilemmas facing societies today. This course explores the nature of crime, criminal law and criminal justice within wider social contexts.