Criminology (Hons) Lincoln Bishop University

Overview

Why Criminology at Lincoln Bishop University?

Lincoln Bishop University is renowned for its commitment to student-centred learning and a supportive academic environment. The university ranks highly for student satisfaction, with strong partnerships in the community that enhance learning opportunities. Facilities are designed to foster an engaging educational experience, allowing students to thrive in their studies.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

- National Fee: £9,250 per year - International Fee: £12,945 per year Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum for the B.A. in Criminology (Hons) encompasses a diverse range of modules aimed at developing both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Students will engage with the following subjects:

• A Sociological Introduction to Crime & Society
• Academic Skills
• Children, Young People and Crime
• Crime, Culture and Social Change
• Police and Policing
• The Process of Justice
• Challenging the ‘Taken for Granted’
• Theoretical Perspectives of Crime
• Gender, Crime and Criminal Justice
• Criminology in Action
• Crime and the Media
• Understanding Ethics and Advancing Research
• Victimology
• Crime Prevention
• Punishment, Policy and Sentencing

The programme is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of criminological issues, encouraging critical thinking and practical application through various assessments, including coursework and presentations.

Industry Demand

The demand for criminology graduates is robust, with career opportunities spanning various sectors, including law enforcement, social work, and community support services. Graduates are well-prepared to enter roles such as youth justice workers, police officers, and social researchers.

Guaranteed Work Experience

The Criminology programme includes a practical skills component, ensuring students gain valuable work experience within local crime-related environments. This hands-on approach is essential for developing the competencies needed for a successful career in criminology.

Careers with Criminology (Hons)

Graduates from the B.A. in Criminology (Hons) can pursue diverse career paths, including:

• Support roles in community services, such as homelessness and youth support
• Police officer, requiring further qualifications
• Probation officer, with professional qualifications needed
• Social researcher or social worker, necessitating additional training

The programme prepares students for the realities of working in criminology, equipping them with the skills and knowledge essential for their future careers.