Criminology and Policing (3 Year Online) - BSc (Hons)

The University of Law

Drive real change across the justice system with our BSc (Hons) Criminology and Policing Online course. Develop critical thinking skills and tackle pressing socio-economic challenges 100% online.**Why choose our BSc (Hons) Criminology and Policing Online course?*** **Real-world criminology and policing in action** – Examine high-profile issues as they unfold from policing, prisons, probation and cybercrime to terrorism and forensic psychology. Apply theory directly to current socio-economic conditions through flexible online study.* **Practitioner and research-led teaching** – Learn from sector leading criminologists and former police officers who bring live operational experience, active research and direct industry insight into interactive virtual workshops and digital sessions.* **Fast-track probation alignment** – Study two specialist modules directly aligned with the Trainee Probation Officer Programme (PQiP). This can potentially help reduce your post-graduation training period while studying remotely.* **Specialist online careers support** – Access tailored distance guidance from our dedicated Criminology and Policing Careers Consultant, 1:1 academic coaching, digital employability portals and virtual employer networking events.* **Authentic digital workplace assessment** – Develop practical, career-ready skills through authentic assessments. This includes policy briefing papers, rapid evidence reviews, digital mock police interviews and role plays. You’ll also undertake knowledge and reasoning exams and practice-based research methods assessments.**About our BSc (Hons) Criminology and Policing Online course**Prepare for a career in justice with our flexible BSc Criminology and Policing course, exploring contemporary policing, real-world criminology and interactive digital learning. Learn from expert criminologists and former police officers with live operational experience as you explore challenges in policing, prisons, probation, cybercrime and forensic psychology, including how race, culture and gender influence justice outcomes. From police powers and investigations to metaverse VR scenarios and authentic policy briefings, you’ll develop advanced analytical and problem-solving skills through our interactive virtual learning platform.With access to career coaching and employability modules, including a workplace module, you’ll develop practical skills for roles across multiple sectors. This includes police entry routes, private sector policing, probation, prisons, civil service, youth work, intelligence services and policy research.

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