134 Part-time Bachelor's degrees in Criminal Law

The Criminology with Psychology (with Foundation Year) (Hons) BSc programme from UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) is split equally between criminology and psychology, so you'll study both before choosing which to major in. 

The Laws and Criminology at Victoria University will give you broad knowledge of the causes and consequences of crime. You'll gain expertise in criminal investigation, sentencing, and security, at national and international levels.

Crime and its impact, are at the forefront of current political and social debate. A Criminology and Criminal Justice and Law (Hons) degree from 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. 

This (Hons) Psychology with Criminal Investigation course from the University of West London will give you insights into human behaviour, explanations of the causes of crime and criminal justice responses. It successfully combines core content from the British Psychological Society (BPS) with innovative modules that explore current critical debates in criminology and psychology.

Are you passionate about the field of criminal justice? Increase your knowledge of the structures and processes of the Canadian justice system with the Criminal Justice Studies programme from Douglas College

This Criminology (with Foundation Year) (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.  

Australian Catholic University (ACU) Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice explores the causes of antisocial behaviour and develops the knowledge and expertise you’ll need to make a valuable contribution in the criminal justice sector.

This Bachelor of Laws - Bachelor of Psychology course from Edith Cowan University offers a unique combination of legal training and psychological insight, preparing you for a dynamic career both in the courtroom and beyond. 

During your degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice (Hons) at the University of Wolverhampton is the study of what crime is, why people commit crime and what happens when they do.

At Laws - Criminology and Justice Bachelor programme from the University of the Sunshine Coast, you'll study a range of criminology courses to give you a good understanding of Australia's criminal justice system and what motivates criminal behaviour.  

A Law (Hons) degree from Teesside University is for everyone. You don’t need to have studied a law course before, whatever your background, your contribution will be a valuable one.

The Criminology programme from Flinders University opens up a range of career opportunities for you to create positive social impact, with a future-focused and socially responsible curriculum created in partnership with industry.  

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 with Law (Hons) programme is offered at Teesside University.

This Sociology and Criminology and Criminal Justice (Hons) joint course from Bangor University provides a deeper understanding of our world and the people who share it, with a focus on crime and disorder. 

Study the motivations that underpin criminal acts, and gain the knowledge needed to make a difference in the community, with Criminology and Psychological Studies from Victoria University.

This Criminology and Sociology (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. 

The Law (Hons) LLB degree from University of Stirling is accredited by the Law Society of Scotland and recognised by the Faculty of Advocates.

This Arts - Criminology programme at Macquarie University combines knowledge from criminology, policing, sociology, law and social policy to give you access to knowledge and information about contemporary criminological theory.   

This Criminal Law (Hons) course offered at The Bangor University gives you a deeper understanding of crime, criminal law and the criminal justice system. 

At the Bachelor of Laws - Arts from the University of the Sunshine Coast you’ll study the foundations of the Australian legal system, including criminal and commercial law, torts, contracts, property law and constitutional law