BA Hons. Criminology and Criminal Justice

The BA (Hons) Criminology and Criminal Justice course offered by the University of Hertfordshire provides in-depth knowledge into the principles and concepts of crime, including theories addressing the causes and consequences of crime, alongside practical skills required for a career in the criminal justice sector.Course Content: The course content is designed with a focus on providing an understanding of crime, social harm and justice. It explores a range of topics related to criminology including youth crime, restorative justice, penal policy, social inequalities, crime science, genocide, state crime and human rights. The course also develops students' skills such as independent research, analysis, report writing, presentation, and debate.Key Modules: Throughout the course, key modules students will explore include Introduction to Criminology and Criminal Justice, Crime & Society in the Contemporary World, Criminological Thought, Criminal Justice Practice in Context, and Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice.Accreditations: While the course does not specifically mention any accreditations, it does offer flexible study patterns including full-time, part-time and sandwich placements. Future Careers: Graduates of this course can pursue a variety of careers within the criminal justice sector, including work in policing, probation services, youth justice, community safety or crime prevention. It also opens up opportunities for further studies at the postgraduate level or a career in teaching or research.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.