Law and Criminology (Hons) Liverpool Hope University

Overview

The Law and Criminology (Hons) at Liverpool Hope University provides a comprehensive exploration of the legal frameworks and social factors that define our modern justice system. This combined honours degree is split equally between both disciplines, ensuring students develop a balanced expertise in legal theory and criminological analysis. By studying at this institution, you engage with a curriculum deeply rooted in the pursuit of social justice and ethical practice.

Why Law and Criminology (Hons) at Liverpool Hope University?

Choosing this programme means joining a vibrant academic community within the School of Law and Criminology. The curriculum is delivered by experienced staff dedicated to excellence in teaching and research. Students benefit from a learning environment that emphasises the values of democracy, constitutionalism, and the rule of law. The university’s commitment to social justice ensures that the study of crime and legal duties is always viewed through a lens of fairness and accessibility, both locally and globally.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 15225 per year
• National fee: GBP 9790 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum provides a strong foundation in the principles of the English legal system and the sociological study of crime. Modules may include:

• Public Law
• Criminal Justice System
• Crime and Society
• Legal Principles and Theories
• Constitutionalism
• Criminological Theory
• Democracy and the Rule of Law
• Criminalisation and Punishment

Careers with Law and Criminology (Hons)

Graduates are well-prepared for a variety of professional pathways within the legal and justice sectors. The programme develops critical thinking and analytical skills essential for roles in the police service, probation services, and the courts. Many students pursue careers within government bodies such as the Ministry of Justice or the Home Office. Additionally, the degree provides the theoretical grounding necessary for those looking to progress towards qualifying as solicitors or barristers, or for roles in social advocacy and policy development.