134 Part-time Bachelor's degrees in Criminal Law

This Law with Criminology programme from University of Essex Online explores criminal law and criminological theories, providing a foundation for careers in criminal justice and forensic fields.

Curious about the psychology behind crime and what can be done to prevent it? Discover the answers with this 100% online BA (Hons) Criminology at University of Essex Online.

This (Hons) Law with Criminology degree at University of Essex Online explores the intersection of law and criminology, focusing on criminal justice systems and criminological theories.

Within this Criminology and Law (Hons) BA degree from London Metropolitan University, you’ll learn about British and European Union law, as well as the methodological and theoretical tools that criminological practitioners use. This is an ideal degree for those looking to work in a range of roles within the criminal justice system or in sectors where a broad knowledge of the law is useful.

At the Bachelor of Social Work - Criminology and Justice from the University of the Sunshine Coast, you'll learn about the social causes and consequences of crime and disadvantage in this double degree.  

This interdisciplinary Crime and Investigation (Hons) programme, offered by Teesside University, draws on law, crime scene science, criminology and investigation, giving you a broad, holistic and stimulating learning experience.

The Criminology (Hons) BA programme from UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) teaches you about crime and the criminal justice system, drawing on sociology, law, psychology and philosophy, and applying theories, knowledge and research to real, contemporary issues. 

The Law, Criminology and Criminal Justice (Hons) from Teesside University is a multi-disciplinary course that allows you to develop expertise in law and provides you with a strong introduction to core principles relating to crime, criminality and the criminal justice process.

Build on your previous study and equip yourself for a fulfilling career in law with our Laws (Graduate Entry) programme at Victoria University. If you hold a degree in any other discipline, you can fast-track your law degree with VU. By entering as a graduate, you’ll study the same core subjects as your classmates in the Bachelor of Laws but graduate in three years instead of four.

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 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.  

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. 

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.

Criminology is the study of crime within society, but, what is crime, why do people offend and what should we do with criminals? Why do we focus on crimes of the powerless, are crimes of the powerful more harmful? What is the role of the police and the criminal justice system? The Criminology (Hons) programme is offered at Teesside University.

The Bachelor of Criminology and Justice from the University of the Sunshine Coast gives you a strong understanding of Australia’s criminal justice system, including law enforcement, crime policy, the courts, and custodial and community corrections.   

This Criminology and Sociology (with Foundation Year) (Hons) BA programme from UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) lets you devote an equal amount of time to studying these two related subjects. 

A BA in Criminology and Criminal Justice and Law with Foundation Year (Hons) at University of Wolverhampton enables you to explore the reality behind the newspaper headlines on crime and examine a topic which is relevant, topical and has real, practical application in contemporary society. You will also cover a number of key law subject areas which link to the criminology side of your course.

This Criminal Law (Hons) LL.B course from London Metropolitan University has an emphasis on Criminal Law and Litigation. Attaining this degree provides an excellent opportunity for early specialism in this important area of legal practice.