BA Criminology

The Criminology BA (Hons) undergraduate course at the University of Hull offers students an extensive study and analysis of crime, its causes, effects, and preventive strategies. It allows students to explore traditional and modern techniques of criminology, developing their ability to contextualise crime, understand crime control policies and examine the multifaceted forms of criminal behaviour.Course Content: As part of the Criminology BA (Hons) undergraduate course, students will study a variety of topics including criminal justice, forensics, sociology, and psychology. The course combines the fields of social sciences, law and humanities to give a deep understanding of crime and justice. The course includes a balance of compulsory and optional modules, allowing students to tailor their learning to suit their interests.Key Modules: Some of the key modules of this course include ‘Introduction to Criminology and Criminal Justice’, ‘Forensic Psychology’, ‘Cultures of Crime’, ‘Policing and Crime Control’, and ‘Criminal Justice in the 21st Century’. These modules offer the bedrock of knowledge needed to pursue a career in the fields related to criminology and criminal justice.Accreditations: The University of Hull is a member of the University Court of the Academy of Social Sciences, and the Criminology BA (Hons) course and its content are recognised by this accrediting body.Future Careers: Graduates of the Criminology BA (Hons) course can look forward to potential future careers in probation service, policing, prison service, social work and other related public services. There are also prospects in the private and voluntary sectors, such as roles within criminal justice agencies and charities.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.