1.2k Bachelor's degrees in Criminology

The BSc Criminology and Sociology (Hons) offered by City St George's, University of London considers how crime is defined, how criminality, victimisation and crime control relate to social issues such as class, gender, ethnicity, politics and the economy and why crime and justice have become defining issues for contemporary society.

The Psychology and Criminology BSc at Aberystwyth University offers a deep dive into the social and psychological drivers of crime. This three-year, full-time public programme explores the human mind and criminal justice systems. Students gain professional skills through a British Psychological Society accredited curriculum.

The Criminology and Criminal Justice (Hons) programme offered at Ulster University aims to provide you with a knowledge of key criminological concepts, theoretical approaches and the necessary knowledge and skills required to undertake criminological research. 

The Criminology and Criminal Justice programme at Slippery Rock University is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered in a public study mode. This curriculum explores criminological theory and justice administration, preparing students for professional roles through expert instruction and practical crime lab experiences.

Throughout the Criminology program from Deakin University you'll discover why crime occurs, how we can address it and graduate with the skills to make a difference in the criminal justice system.

The Criminology with Psychology Honours course at Middlesex University is a well-established programme combining modules on the problem of crime, criminological theory, the institutions of criminal justice, and criminological skills and methods with others that introduce psychological concepts, theories and methods. 

Studying the Law with Criminology LLB course at Middlesex University, you will gain the legal skills and abilities to complete the academic stage of training, and with your qualification, embark on the next stage of vocational training to become a fully qualified solicitor or barrister in England and Wales. 

This Forensic Investigations (Hons) degree at Coventry University provides the breadth of skills and techniques which could enable you to pursue diverse careers including those in fraud management, digital forensics, social media and other investigatory roles.

The B.Sc. in Criminology and Psychology (Hons) at Swansea University offers a comprehensive education over three years. This full-time programme enables students to explore the intricate relationship between psychological principles and criminological theories, preparing them for diverse career paths in both fields.

The Criminology and Criminal Justice Studies program from The Ohio State University provides a foundation for postbaccalaureate work in law, public policy, social work, business, theology and urban planning. Many students also will use the undergraduate major as preparation for graduate work in criminology or in a related field, such as sociology. 

Forensic Science at Kent ranked 8th in the UK in The Complete University Guide 2027.

Would you like to help contribute to making the world a safer place? When you study Criminology (Honours) program from University of New England you will complete a major research project in an area of criminology that you choose, for example organised crime, child exploitation, the illicit drug trade, or rural crime.  

The Psychology, Criminology and Justice programme at St. John's University is an accelerated BA/MA degree. This five-year, full-time course combines undergraduate psychological theory with advanced criminal justice research. Delivered in a public study mode, it prepares students for diverse roles in legal and social sectors.

The LLB (Hons) Law with Criminology at The University of Law is a three-year, full-time programme delivered through public study. This degree integrates core legal training with criminal justice insights, preparing students for professional practice while exploring the social causes and consequences of crime.

Are you looking for an exciting and rewarding career after graduation? Do you feel the need to make an important contribution to our society's safety and welfare? If so, you should consider a career in American's criminal justice system with this Justice Studies program at Fort Hays State University.

The Criminology (Hons) course from Nottingham Trent University offers an exciting combination of the theory, policy and practice of criminology and criminal justice studies. You'll have the opportunity to take a number of modules underpinned by cutting-edge research and strong relationships with the police, the probation service, and other criminal justice agencies.

Biological Sciences - Forensic Biology of Delaware State University is one of the few Bachelor of Science of this type in the United States. This increasingly important discipline involves the use of biological knowledge and laboratory techniques in law enforcement, criminal justice, homeland security, and related fields.

If you love watching shows like CSI or listening to true crime podcasts, then Framingham State University’s interdisciplinary Criminology Program might be a great choice for you.

Throughout this Bachelor of Forensic Science - Bachelor of Criminology program from Deakin University you'll gain valuable insight into criminal behaviour whilst developing a full range of practical skills that will take you from crime scene to courtroom.

As criminals become more proficient, analysts must be able to use equally sophisticated analytical skills. The Forensic Investigation (Crime and Intelligence Analysis Option) program of the British Columbia Institute of Technology trains graduates to successfully apply the tools and techniques required for solving complex investigations.