Criminology (4 Years) - BA (Hons)

Richmond American University London

**What is this programme about?**The **BA (Hons) Criminology with Combined Studies** programme at Richmond American University London is a three-year interdisciplinary degree exploring crime, justice, psychology, public policy, and research methods, with opportunities for study abroad and career-focused skills development for diverse global careers.**Why should I choose this programme?**1. 1\. Specialise in five areas of Criminology: theories and practice, contemporary issues, Psychology, Public Policy and Research.2. 2\. Field trips, expert faculty insights and workshops help to build your analytical and critical skills, assessing contemporary social issues and practical problem solving approaches.3. 3\. Optional semester abroad in America: Take part in a unique cultural, intellectual and professional experience studying for a Criminal Justice Studies Micro-Credit at Westminster College (PA, USA) with their Inside Out Programme and Crime Lab Initiative. (This is correct information as of June 2026 and subject to change for 2027).**What is different about Richmond American University London?**1\. **UK and US dual accredited degree** - there is no extra cost or travel required for our American and British accredited degree. American degrees are traditionally four years, but if you have completed Level 2 or 3 qualifications (or equivalent) you may be able to start in year 2 and complete in three years. You’ll receive two diplomas, one American, one British.2\. **Flexible, American style liberal arts curriculum and structure** – you’re not limited to one main subject, you can have a major and a minor, expanding your options for graduate career paths and adding flexibility to study the topics you’re interested in.3\. **Friendly, culturally diverse community in stylish West London** – our campus is great for learning in smaller class sizes and student experiences for your social, mental and physical wellbeing. Over 100 countries are represented in our community.

Department of Humanities and Social Sciences