BA (Hons) Criminology and Psychology or (with foundation year)
What drives people to act in certain ways? Who is a criminal, exactly? Why do criminals do it? The criminal justice system, contemporary disparities, and crime and society are just a few of the fascinating and thought-provoking topics covered in this interdisciplinary criminology and psychology degree program. This course is the appropriate stepping stone to your future professional aspirations and is perfect for those who want to explore both discipline areas.
| University | Arden University |
| Degree | BA (Hons) Criminology and Psychology |
| Level of study | Foundation Year (Y0) / First Year (Y1) |
| Start date | September, October, November, February, May |
| Duration | 3 or 4 years (with foundation year) |
| Location | London, Leeds, Birmingham, Manchester or ONLINE |
| Delivery | Weekends, Weekdays or Evenings |
| Hours per week | 9-12h |
| Fees | £9250 (ONLINE option is cheaper) |
| Finances | Eligible for the Tuition Fee Loan and the Maintenance Loan |
Course Overview
The demanding and career-enhancing psychology and criminology foundation degree program gives you an introduction to the fundamental ideas you'll need to pursue your academic objectives. The program combines an introductory year with a complete undergraduate degree. Your foundation year will aid in the development of critical study skills that will enable you to effectively complete a degree program, including essay writing, IT proficiency, emotional intelligence, and research abilities.
You'll seek to comprehend the world of social values and behaviours while earning a degree in criminology and psychology, laying a strong foundation in both fields. With this degree, students can go on a genuine journey, learning the concepts behind criminal behaviour and how it is dealt with in the judicial system. You're in the proper place if you're passionate about debating and analyzing societal perspectives and criminal impacts.
Foundation Year Modules
Using Numeracy, IT & Data
Research Skills and Using Information
Values, Ethics and Working Collaboratively
Developing Academic Skills
Crime and Law in Context
Level 4
Introduction to Social and Developmental Psychology
Introduction to Biological and Cognitive Psychology
Effective Interdisciplinary Study
Crime and Society
Criminal Justice System
Key Studies in Psychology
Level 5
Personality and Intelligence
Research and Ethics in Action
Contemporary Debates in Criminology
Environmental Criminology
Social Psychology
Policing and Police Powers
Level 6
Cross-Cultural Psychology
Contemporary Developmental Psychology
Youth Justice
Cybercrime
Research Planning and Project
