Academic Courses
Higher Education
Crime, Criminology & Criminal Justice BA (Hons)
This course draws from a broad range of disciplines such as Criminology, Sociology, Psychology, Law, Social Policy and Philosophy in order to actively encourage the development of good analytical and reasoning skills as you engage with academic literature and debates whilst evaluating research and evidence.
You will explore key elements of crime, criminology and criminal justice enabling you to gain greater insight into criminal behaviour and how society responds to it.
You will be introduced to a range of criminological theories, and consider the roles, responsibilities and actions of agencies within the criminal justice sector that are charged with challenging and preventing offending behaviour. In addition, you will start to develop the academic skills to interpret research so that you can evaluate claims made regarding crime and deviance.
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Next Cohort: 17th February 2025
Following Cohorts: To Be Confirmed
This is a buildable degree.
This means that this degree can be built up in stages to go all the way from Level 4 to Level 6.
Pricing
Interested in knowing more about our course pricing? Look no further! Our Academic courses start from £2,400, and range in price depending on which level you choose to opt for.
Certificate of Higher Education: £2,400*
Diploma of Higher Education: £4,800*
BA: £6,000*
BA (Hons): £7,200*
*Price increases will be implemented 01/02/2025.
Course Aims:
In providing this course, Unitas aims to:
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Develop students’ knowledge, critical understanding and skills in Criminology and Criminal Justice.
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Cultivate a questioning and critical approach to the understanding of human behaviour and society.
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Encourage cognitive development and autonomous learning.
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Develop subject specific, cognitive, and key transferable skills of value in employment, further study and personal development.
Assessment On This Course:
Assessment is an integral part of academic life.
The assessments you will encounter on your course will be varied, to enable you to experience and adapt to different assessment styles.
You will be involved in the following types of assessment:
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Online tests
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Essays
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Case studies
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Reflective accounts
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Literature review
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Research plan
