Psychology and Criminology BSc (Hons)

The fundamental aim of the Psychology and Criminology BSc (Hons) programmes is to provide students with the ability to apply theory, concepts, and ideas across multiple domains of psychological and criminological study. In doing so, this programme will also allow students the opportunity to hone these skills and develop a strong understanding of the mind and human behaviour across multiple domains alongside a holistic view of the underlying causes of criminality.<br/><br/>These programmes focus on the four key disciplinary strands of psychology, criminology, research methods, and employability. The combined focus on these core strands will ensure a well-rounded understanding of core concepts and theories both within and across multiple disciplines, fostering a level of critical thinking and personal development which will provide essential transferrable skills for a multitude of employability scenarios.<br/><br/>Year 3 modules are to further expand students knowledge across multiple applied domains of psychology and criminology, and to provide the opportunity for students to demonstrate their critical thinking, planning, and research skills through the completion of an empirical Final Major Project (Dissertation). This will ensure that students gain, and can evidence, key skills and knowledge required to obtain skilled employment within the sector or pursue further postgraduate study.