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BSc (Hons) Criminology with Psychology

  • Undergraduate
  • London
BSc (Hons) Criminology with Psychology
Middlesex University London

Course Overview

Intake

N/A

Duration

3 years

Course Description

This Criminology with Psychology BSc Honours programme is designed for students eager to explore the complex causes of crime, policing, and human behaviour. By combining these two disciplines, the course provides a comprehensive understanding of justice systems and the social dynamics shaping our world. Students will learn from leading academics and researchers, benefiting from a curriculum that integrates theoretical knowledge with practical application. The course is available as a three-year full-time degree, or a four-year option including a professional placement year. Part-time study modes are also available, spanning four or five years depending on placement choices. Throughout the degree, students engage with real-world data, participate in field trips to criminal justice organisations, and develop critical thinking skills highly valued by employers. Whether you are interested in forensic psychology, social justice, or policy development, this course offers a robust foundation for a meaningful career. The institution reserves the right to adjust course content to maintain academic standards and quality, ensuring students receive a contemporary and impactful education.

Tuition Fee Details

For the 2026/27 academic year, the UK full-time tuition fee is £9,790. Part-time study is charged at £81 per taught credit. The university reserves the right to increase undergraduate tuition fees in line with changes to legislation, regulation and any government guidance or decisions. Tuition fees for part-time UK study are subject to annual review and the institution reserves the right to increase the fees each academic year by no more than the level of inflation.

Entry Requirements

Academic Requirements


UK qualifications

UCAS: 80-112 UCAS points

A-Level: BB-BBC

BTEC: MMP-DMM

Access requirements: Overall pass including 45 credits at level 3, all at Merit or higher

English Language Requirements


GCSE

Grade C/4 or above

Other Requirements


Other

Mature students (over 21) are welcome and may be considered without formal qualifications based on relevant experience.

For more information about the General Entry Requirements please visit the institution page

Course Structure

Psychological Science: From Individuals to Society

30 Credits

Crime in Social Context

30 credits

Responses to Crime in the 21st Century

30 credits

Researching Crimes and Communities

30 credits

Frequently Asked Questions

Graduates can pursue careers in public, private, and voluntary sectors, including roles in research, crime analysis, policy and campaigning, court work, offender and victim casework, and investigative work. Nova Pathways can assist you in exploring how these pathways align with your professional goals.