LL.B. Law with Criminology

The Law with Criminology degree at Canterbury Christ Church University is a combined program offering students the chance to gain a qualifying law degree while also exploring the complex world of criminology. This program develops students' understanding of the relationship between law and crime, with a focus on the practical application of theories.Course Content: The course combines the major topics associated with a qualifying law degree along with the study of crime from a social science perspective. During the course, students engage with the practical application of law and criminology theories, including tackling real-life issues through work placements.Key Modules: Key modules covered in the course include Fundamentals of Law, Criminal Law, Constitutional and Administrative Law, and Policing and Punishment. The final year allows for module choices like International Human Rights, Family Law, and Nature, Extent, and Explanation of Crime.Accreditations: This course represents a qualifying law degree, meaning it aligns with the requirements set by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and the Bar Standards Board. Future Careers: Graduates of this degree program can venture into fields such as advocacy, legal practice, the Crown Prosecution Service, police and prison services, the probation service and youth justice, as well as non-legal careers in both public and private sectors.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.