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There's more to crime than just "guilty or innocent". What are the social and psychological factors behind it? Who decides what we outlaw? How do we offer help and change behaviour? Develop the personal and professional skills required for a career addressing crime and society with this degree in criminology.

As part of this course, you’ll:

Explore crime as a vast political and cultural topic that concerns and affects everyone
Be introduced to a range of perspectives on crime and its impact on society
Develop a solid grounding in the theories that sit at the core of criminology
Cultivate a deeper understanding of our current responses to crime with a view to helping shape more effective policies and legislation in the future
Develop the academic, personal and professional skills needed to forge a successful career in a variety of roles, whether you want to work with offenders, the victims of crime or in organisations tasked with reducing offending

Learn from experts

Each of your modules will be taught by an expert staff member working at the forefront of criminological theories. Their expertise includes theories of policing, prostitution studies, domestic violence, sexual offending, as well as race and crime, underpinning your criminology degree with real-world insight.

Through our guest lecture series, a range of practitioners share their insights and professional experience. Past speakers have included representatives from the probation and police services.

The entrance Carnegie School of Sport building and outdoor seating area on Headingley Campus

In my criminalistics class my module leader was involved with crime scene investigations so his first hand experience really inspired me. The classes were really thought provoking, it made me realise you have to focus on the smaller details to find the bigger picture.

Tamara BA (Hons) Criminology, Alumni

everything you need to know

entry requirements

You will require a High School Grade 12 Diploma

Grade: GPA of 3 or above

English language requirements: High School Diploma Grade 12 English Grade C and a GPA of 3 overall OR AP English Grade 3

PLUS one or more of the following qualifications:

SAT Reasoning Test
Grade: Score of 1270 (including a minimum of 650 in Reading and Writing, and 620 in Math)
English language requirements: SAT Reasoning Test 650 in Reading and Writing or SAT Subject Test 550 in English (if test was taken before June 2021)

OR

American College Testing (ACT)
Grade: Overall score of 26 or above
English language requirements: ACT score including English overall score of 26

OR

2 Advanced Placement (AP) exam results
Grade: 3 or above
English language requirements: High School Diploma Grade 12 English Grade C and a GPA of 3 overall OR AP English Grade 3

Other relevant qualifications may also be considered as part of your application.

Fees & funding

Find out more about the cost of the course, which includes your university tuition, your accommodation fees, and your coaching programme.

Pricing

Interested in applying?

Take a look at our 3-step process on how to apply for a course as part of the i2i International Soccer Academy in partnership with Leeds Beckett University.

How to apply

BA (Hons) Criminology | Student view BA Criminology student Nusrat talks about her experiences at Leeds Beckett.