Become an agent of positive change with Benedictine University's online B.A. in Criminology. Explore the social and psychological factors behind crime so you can pursue careers in social work, law enforcement, public policy and more. Earn your bachelor's degree in 18 months by transferring credits and receiving credit for prior experience. Request more information today.

Become a compassionate and competent agent of change with an online BA in Criminology from Carlow University. Graduates emerge from Carlow's criminology program prepared with the foundational knowledge of the criminal justice system and a crucial understanding of how trauma and mental health can impact criminal behavior. Our flexible, 100 percent online program can be completed in as few as three years. Students graduate prepared for a broad range of criminology careers or graduate study.

Our BA (Honours) in Criminology programme in criminology focuses on cutting-edge, topical and often contentious issues to do with crime and justice. You'll learn to apply research tools, and access and evaluate qualitative and quantitative data on crime, victimisation and the societal responses to them. With an appreciation of criminological theorising and evidence, you will develop the skills to understand issues of crime and victimisation from new perspectives.

Are you interested in understanding the causes and consequences of crime and deviant behaviour in modern society? Arden University’s BA (Hons) Criminology will give you a real insight into today’s criminal justice sector, preparing you for potential careers as a police or probation officer, or roles in human rights, criminal investigation, and the intelligence services.

Are you interested in becoming part of the next generation of international cybercrime experts? Arden University’s BA (Hons) Criminology with Cybercrime will provide you with real-world insight into criminal justice systems across the world, as well as the latest advancements in global cybersecurity.

BA (Honours) in Criminology and Psychology help make sense of crime, criminalisation, criminals and victims. Studying this qualification provides you with a critical understanding of both subjects. You'll be able to question and develop your own beliefs and understandings about crime and harm. You'll consider criminal acts and human motivations and then look beyond them to examine the social conditions in which crime occurs.

Crime, justice and the workings of the law are matters that affect us all and often dominate the news. This BA (Honours) in Criminology and Law degree takes a critical and analytical view of the role and functions of the legal system and examines its relationship with crime, and harm criminal justice. You'll learn to apply research tools and access and evaluate qualitative and quantitative data on crime, victimisation and the societal responses to them.

Studying Criminology and Law together provides a fascinating approach to two complementary fields in the Social Sciences. As well as gaining a detailed and in-depth understanding of the criminal justice system, you will examine related elements of the legal system and critically analyse their connection with criminal behaviour in terms of the individual and wider society, focusing on the political, psychological and social aspects of criminology.

Are you interested in understanding the causes and consequences of crime and deviant behaviour in modern society? Arden University’s BA (Hons) Criminology will give you a real insight into today’s criminal justice sector, preparing you for potential careers as a police or probation officer, or roles in human rights, criminal investigation, and the intelligence services.

Arden University’s online BA (Hons) Criminology & Psychology programme provides the skills and knowledge needed to take your next professional step in your career. This course will develop your understanding of the social and psychological factors that contribute to criminality, and concepts aimed at tackling them. Here you get the chance to study two fascinating fields in the social sciences. You will spend equal time on both disciplines. You will look into such topics as the effects of social diversity and inequality on crime rates, develop an understanding of a range of research methods and data analysis skills, and develop knowledge of a range of influences on psychological well-being.

Building on the OU’s reputation for cutting-edge criminological and sociological teaching and research, this joint BA (Honours) in Criminology and Sociology degree offers you the chance to study lively, topical and sometimes controversial subject matter. You’ll investigate questions of crime, criminalisation and social harm to determine whether society’s responses to these questions are adequate and appropriate.

This BA (Honours) in Social Sciences (Criminology) is one of several specialist routes available in our BA (Honours) Social Sciences (R23) degree. Half of your studies will be in interdisciplinary social science and sociology, giving you a firm grounding in the knowledge and ideas that are central to the social sciences. For the other half, you’ll learn how criminology helps us make sense of a range of issues related to crime, social conflict, criminal justice and criminalisation

Studying Criminology and Law together provides a fascinating approach to two complementary fields in the Social Sciences. As well as gaining a detailed and in-depth understanding of the criminal justice system, you will examine related elements of the legal system and critically analyse their connection with criminal behaviour in terms of the individual and wider society, focusing on the political, psychological and social aspects of criminology.

The Criminal Justice and Criminology Department offers students the opportunity to analyze and interpret social control systems that are applied through the criminal justice system and throughout society. The major develops critical thinking skills, communication, and conducting and evaluating research to promote evidence-based decision-making.