Criminology with Psychology BA (Hons)

at University of Northampton

Modules
 

• Crime and Society
• Research Methods for Criminologists
• The Science of Crime and Criminals
• Becoming a Criminologist
• Introduction to Psychology
• Psychology for Life

• BCC at A Level or
• DMM at BTEC Extended Diploma/Cambridge Technical or
• Pass (C and above) at T Level.

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It covers a wide range of professions for people working with victims of crime, people who commit crime and those people who are at risk of becoming victims/offenders or both.  This could include working with victim support, offender rehabilitation and agencies working with young people or other populations at risk, including refugees, minorities etc. Some of the graduates could work in advocacy with the 3rd sector or further their studies in pursuing a career in research in academia. There are also career paths in the civil sector and in local government that focus on particular social issues, including, housing, support, and fraud detection. Graduates can also elect to continue their studies at master’s level to work in social work, youth offending, and youth leadership.