Students may wish to extend their undergraduate studies beyond year 3 (BA) to year 4 (MSocSci). The programme aims to provide opportunities to expand knowledge of the discipline by engaging with contemporary research as well as by experiencing a group-based project.
TheÊCriminology and Criminal Justice Degree is offered byÊBangor University
Why choose Bangor University for this course?
- Bangor was one of the first 'traditional' universities to offer a single honours degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice.
- During the course you will be taught by staff who combine research careers with a real dedication for teaching which takes place in a friendly and informal environment.
- We have good links with criminal justice agencies (locally, nationally and internationally) and our courses are innovative and reflect the topicality of the subject area.
- A range of visiting speakers adds to the learning experience.
- The structure of the degree allows you to specialise as well as to cover a broad range of options and to rise to the intellectual challenges of the subject area. The first year is designed to build your confidence, whatever your background.
- If you are interested in a career in law or the police, you may proceed from this degree to the Common Professional Examination/Postgraduate Diploma in Law or to a graduate training programme with the Police.
Careers and Employability
Career prospects for graduates of this course include policing, the prison service, criminal intelligence, community support, probation and law, teaching and research, jobs in voluntary sector organisations and public administrations.
