Criminology and Information Technology BA

at Liverpool Hope University

• Liverpool Hope University's Criminology and Information Technology BA course integrates the study of criminology with the practical application of information technology. 
• Students delve into the theories and practices of criminology, exploring topics such as criminal behaviour, justice systems, and societal impacts. 
• Simultaneously, they develop technical skills in information technology, including programming, data analysis, and cybersecurity. 
• The curriculum incorporates interdisciplinary approaches, encouraging students to analyse crime and justice issues through technology. 
• Graduates emerge equipped with a unique blend of criminological knowledge and IT proficiency, ready to pursue careers in law enforcement, cybercrime prevention, policy analysis, or related fields.

Course Modules

• Introduction to Criminology
• Criminological Theory
• Institutions and Process
• Politics, Philosophy, and History
• Applied Social Science
• Explorations in Criminology (Core)

Important Dates

Liverpool Hope University will start accepting applications before the intake period. Prospective students should have the necessary documents prepared prior to applying. Staying updated on future application opportunities can be done by regularly visiting the university's website. Additionally, UniScholars is a helpful tool for initiating the application process.

• In Standard XII, a grade range of 75 to 85 per cent is required in all subjects. For the diploma qualification obtained from a State Board of Technical Education, equivalent criteria apply.
• Meeting the English language proficiency standard, evaluated through the IELTS examination, is a fundamental condition for undergraduate programmes (UG). Applicants should achieve a minimum overall band score of 6, with a minimum score of 6.0 in Reading and Writing and at least 5.5 in Listening and Speaking.

Liverpool Hope University charges between £ 13,000/Yr and £ 16,000/Yr as tuition fees for the Criminology and Information Technology BA  programme. Students should frequently monitor the university website to stay informed about any changes in the programme fees.

Graduates of Liverpool Hope University's Criminology and Information Technology BA programme possess a diverse skill set that opens doors to various career opportunities. With a deep understanding of criminological theories and practical expertise in information technology, graduates are well-equipped for roles such as cybercrime analyst, forensic data analyst, law enforcement officer specialising in cybercrime investigation, policy advisor in crime prevention, or security consultant for governmental or private organisations.