










This innovative degree brings together two complementary fields to offer a broad but in- depth understanding of crime, deviance and offending set alongside the laws that regulate these behaviours, both in the UK and internationally. You explore theoretical approaches to criminology and gain a foundation in the legal system, its institutions and practices, considering the relevance of law and how it impacts on society. You also put theory into practice in real-life settings in the criminal justice system.
**Facilities and specialist equipment**
Mock-custody suite
Pol...
This innovative degree brings together two complementary fields to offer a broad but in- depth understanding of crime, deviance and offending set alongside the laws that regulate these behaviours, both in the UK and internationally. You explore theoretical approaches to criminology and gain a foundation in the legal system, its institutions and practices, considering the relevance of law and how it impacts on society. You also put theory into practice in real-life settings in the criminal justice system.<br/><br/>**Facilities and specialist equipment**<br/>Mock-custody suite<br/>Police interview room<br/>Scene-of-crime ‘flat’<br/><br/>**Industry links**<br/>We have robust associations with local statutory and voluntary agencies including criminal justice stakeholders, councils, companies, and voluntary sector and practitioners, which open up opportunities for work experience in the community or in practice. We also have strong links with Bedfordshire and Thames Valley police forces.<br/><br/>**Your student experience**<br/>- Build your core knowledge in criminology and criminal justice alongside your skills in data analysis and collection while exploring the relationship between the criminal justice system, society and the individual.<br/><br/><br/>- Learn from a research-active academic team who regularly publish in areas including youth justice; resettlement; gangs and youth violence; policing; modern slavery; and child trafficking. Examine key issues relating to ethnicity, diversity and inclusion with a unit focusing on identity, inequalities and human rights. Take up opportunities for volunteering, placement and work-based learning.<br/><br/><br/>- Build transferable skills in areas such as management and leadership, research analysis, IT/digital proficiency and being a changemaker in your field. Interact with local charities, policymakers and community influencers with our #SASS Change Maker initiative, which aims to increase awareness of topical societal issues. Specialised learning support and guidance from academic success coaches.<br/>
1 option available
Some courses vary and have tailored teaching options, select a course option below.
Course Details
Information
Study Mode
Full-time
Duration
3 Years
Start Date
09/2025
Campus
Luton Campus
Provider Details
Codes/info
Course Code
M120
Institution Code
B22
Points of Entry
Year 1
96 - 112 UCAS Tariff points
96 - 112 UCAS Tariff points
Find more courses from University of Bedfordshire with our undergraduate course search.
2
Jul, 2025
Undergraduate Open Day
Request More Information
Request Information Request Information
Any questions about a specific university or course? Request some information and find out everything you need to know.
Unfortunately, we're unable to gather fee information for this course. Click here to find out more about Criminology and Criminal Justice BSc (Hons)'s funding options on the university's website.
Order Free Prospectuses
The ideal way to read about detailed course information is with a university prospectus. Request a FREE prospectus and learn more about this course today.