Criminology Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons)

Why BA Criminology at UEA?

Immerse yourself in the fascinating subject of crime, criminals, and criminal justice and explore its real-world importance. Gain an excellent knowledge base that will prepare you for a range of careers and professional roles.

Why choose UEA

* Prepare for your career: Take a range of modules applicable to a variety of career paths that help you develop relevant workplace skills

* Feel supported: Join a small student cohort. Receive guidance from a team of dedicated criminologists who place students at the centre of what we do. You can get to know us and we can get to know you

* Learn through experience: Benefit from field trips, extra-curricular skills-based workshops, opportunities to work in the Law Clinic and the expertise and experience of professionals that bring criminology to life

What is BA Criminology at UEA?

From day one of your UEA Criminology degree, you will explore important topics such as the nature of crime and the operation and effectiveness of the Criminal Justice System. In addition, you will examine explanations of crime, responses to crime and ways to try to prevent it, as well as who criminals are and how they should be dealt with. You will be taught by academics with specialist knowledge and expertise in various fields within criminology.

Learning is centered around real-life cases, contemporary events and issues surrounding crime and justice. You will develop a variety of academic and interpersonal skills, including the ability to think critically about the social problem of crime and how to tackle it, in a highly supportive and student-focused environment.

The academic home of criminology at UEA is the Law School, located in historic Earlham Hall. Here you will find a vibrant and welcoming community of academics and students. There are dedicated study spaces, regular social events and many opportunities to get involved in voluntary and paid work.

Disclaimer

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