Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Criminology with Psychology Middlesex University London, UK

Explore the fascinating causes of crime, policing and investigations. Draw on key concepts in criminology and psychology, critique justice systems, and understand the social dynamics shaping our world. 

• A leading Centre for Criminology: Middlesex has been at the forefront of criminological teaching and research since the 1970s. Study at a university that helped establish criminology as an independent discipline in the UK.
• Delve into the psychology of crime - Understand the connection between criminal justice issues and individual psychology. Explore how and why people commit crimes and learn about forensic psychology, social psychology and more. Alongside core Criminology modules, you will cover key aspects of psychology and how the disciplines interrelate. 
• Research-Focused Learning: Gain hands-on experience in both quantitative and qualitative research, exploring real-world data to understand crime, its causes, and its consequences. Develop analytical and critical thinking skills that are highly valued across multiple sectors.
• Social Responsibility and Change: Engage with issues like social justice, equity, sustainability, and societal change. Learn how criminology contributes to addressing inequalities and creating a fairer world.
• Practical Experience: Participate in field trips to the Old Bailey, visits to courts, prisons, and criminal justice organisations. Opt for a volunteering module that integrates real-world experience into your learning.
• Expert Teaching and Collaboration: Learn from leading academics whose research shapes contemporary criminological thought. Our team-teaching approach ensures you experience different perspectives and teaching styles, enriching your understanding.
• Global Networks and Careers: Middlesex’s international collaborations and extensive networks open doors to careers in public, private, government, NGO, and academic sectors. Criminology is an excellent foundation for roles in research, policy, education, and more.