1.2k Bachelor's degrees in Criminology

Tiffin University’s Criminalistics program will teach you specific skills in gathering, evaluating and preserving evidence at crime scenes. You’ll receive a solid foundation for your career as a crime scene investigator, working in local, state and federal police departments, as well as private investigative services.

Like most professions, criminal justice has been deeply shaped by technology. Investigators now rely on such tools as geo-technology, forensics, risk assessments, and crime mapping to predict, prevent, and solve crime. The Crime and Intelligence Analysis program is offered at ECPI University.

The Criminology and Policing (Hons) at Anglia Ruskin University is a three-year, full-time bachelor degree. This public study mode programme explores the English legal system, criminal justice frameworks, and ethical policing. Students gain vital insights into victimology and offender behaviour to prepare for professional roles.

The Sociology - Criminology programme at The University of Montana offers a comprehensive full-time undergraduate degree. This course explores the social causes of crime and the dynamics of the justice system. Students develop analytical skills and a global perspective while studying at this prestigious Montana institution.

The Criminology and English Literature (joint honours) programme at the Oxford Brookes University is a joint honours course. At Oxford Brookes, you will be encouraged, challenged and supported to achieve your goals. Discover what a degree from Oxford Brookes can do for you. 

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.  

The Cybercrime (Interdisciplinary Studies) BSc program offered at Old Dominion University prepares students for occupations in law enforcement and information technology. Students in the cybercrime program will be required to developed strong written and verbal communication skills, as well as skills in mathematics and logic.

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.

 The Criminology BA from University of Arkansas provides marketable skills and knowledge that relate to crime prevention, law enforcement, and the court system. 

The Criminology and International Relations (joint honours) programme at the Oxford Brookes University is a joint honours course. At Oxford Brookes, you will be encouraged, challenged and supported to achieve your goals. Discover what a degree from Oxford Brookes can do for you. 

The Criminology and Sociology (Hons) degree at Solent University helps you develop critical perspectives on social behaviours, exploring justice, crime and inequality, to prepare you for a successful career and make a meaningful contribution to society.

Study the Psychology with Criminology (Hons) at Anglia Ruskin University. This B.Sc. degree explores the criminal mind and human behaviour through a public study mode. Based in Cambridge, the programme lasts three years and is accredited by the British Psychological Society, providing a path to chartered status.

The Sociology of Law, Criminology, and Justice programme at the University of Minnesota is a public bachelor of science degree. This study mode focuses on data analysis, calculus, and statistics to understand legal and social structures. Students gain a robust foundation in research over a standard four-year duration.

Crime, Deviance and Social Control from Roanoke College offers you a view of crime, deviance and social control from three distinct disciplines—sociology, psychology and criminal justice.

The Psychology with Criminology (Hons) at The University of Winchester is a three-year, full-time public programme. This British Psychological Society accredited degree explores the science of human behaviour alongside the justice system, preparing students for professional careers in forensic, clinical, or social sectors.

Design a unique program of study tailor-made to your individual interests and career goals, or complete your four-year degree, with a Bachelor of Arts in Integrated Studies at Bellarmine University.

At California State University, Fresno, the Department of Criminology offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminology, a Bachelor of Science degree in Forensic Behavioral Sciences (as of fall 2019), and a Master of Science degree in Criminology.

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 Criminology and Criminal Justice major from University of Massachusetts Boston focuses on issues related to crime, criminal justice, and society from a broad sociological perspective.

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.