Applied Criminology - Policing Canterbury Christ Church University

Overview

Choosing to study Applied Criminology at Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU) allows you to delve into some of the most pressing issues facing society today. This degree not only addresses fundamental questions such as the legalisation of street drugs and the treatment of juvenile offenders but also investigates the broader implications of crime and justice within our communities. By engaging with a wide range of topics, from violent crime to environmental issues, you will cultivate a comprehensive understanding of criminality and the societal factors that influence it.

The curriculum is designed to be interdisciplinary, encouraging you to question traditional definitions of crime and justice. You will explore the complex cycles of violence, addiction, and victimisation, gaining insights into the interplay between crime, justice, and societal norms. This academic journey is supported by a strong emphasis on practical experience, allowing you to learn from industry professionals and apply your knowledge in real-world contexts.

Why Applied Criminology at CCCU?

CCCU is renowned for its commitment to student support and innovative teaching methods. The university's strong connections with criminal justice professionals ensure that the curriculum remains relevant and responsive to industry needs. With a focus on developing dynamic, adaptable graduates, the programme prepares you for the evolving landscape of criminology and criminal justice.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The annual tuition fees for the B.Sc. in Applied Criminology - Policing are as follows:

• National Students: £9,535
• International Students: £15,500

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The programme includes a variety of core modules designed to provide a solid foundation in criminology:

• Crime, Society and the Law
• Criminal Justice and Accountability
• Becoming a Criminologist
• Student Success Modules

In addition to these core subjects, students will have the opportunity to select from optional modules that enhance their learning experience and align with their career aspirations.

Careers with Applied Criminology

Graduates of the B.Sc. in Applied Criminology - Policing typically find employment in various sectors, including:

• Police Services
• The Prison Service
• The Probation Service
• Criminal Justice Sector
• Youth Work
• Private Security Firms
• Third Sector Organisations focused on crime control and victim support

Additionally, many graduates pursue further studies or engage in volunteering opportunities, enhancing their employability and professional development.