The Criminology and Forensic Science course at Northumbria University is a full-time undergraduate program. It offers a unique blend of criminological and forensic expertise that widens the choices available for students considering careers in criminal justice fields. The course develops knowledge and analytical skills that are attractive to employers and which can be applied in a wide range of professional contexts.Course Content: This course studies both criminological and forensic disciplines. The program begins by focusing on the basics of criminology and forensic science. The learning will be centered around real-life and fictional examples, giving students a practical understanding of how to apply theory. As students progress, the learning will become more focused on developing specialist knowledge and understanding. Students will learn to analyse crime data, theories, and associated policies to better understand why crime happens, who commits it, and the best ways to prevent it. They'll also explore different forms of forensic evidence and the laws related to it.Key Modules: Some of the key modules of this course include 'Introduction to Criminology and Criminal Justice', 'Introduction to Forensic Science', 'Applied Forensic Science', 'Policing and Society', 'Global Crime and Justice', and 'Forensic Psychology and Criminology'.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences.Future Careers: This course offers a clear path into careers in the criminal justice system, including roles such as police officers, investigators, or roles within the prison service. Graduates are also well-positioned for careers in community development, national security, policy making, and various roles within the third sector.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.