BA Criminology

The Criminology BA (M900) course at Queen's University Belfast offers students an in-depth study into the causes and consequences of crime, as well as an understanding of how crime can be prevented and controlled. It aims to provide a broad understanding of criminological theory, research, policy, and practice.Course Content: The course is designed to cover a range of subjects that provide the necessary knowledge and skills to understand and prevent crime. The content includes topics such as the nature of crime, policing and the criminal justice system, and crime prevention.Key Modules: The Criminology BA course structure includes several key modules such as Introducing Criminology, Real-World Problems: Policy and Practice, and Policing and Crime Control. It also includes a dissertation project which allows students to engage deeply with a criminological topic that they are particularly interested in.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the University and meets the standards required for a UK BA degree in criminology.Future Careers: The course offers a strong foundation for a range of careers, including within the criminal justice system, social work, community and victim support services, local and national government, and non-governmental organisations. It also provides a solid base for further postgraduate study.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.