This Criminology program at Keele is a modern, research-informed undergraduate course taught by active criminological researchers. From the beginning, students explore themes like crime control, justice, victimisation, and harm through real-world case studies, developing an understanding from diverse perspectives. The course emphasizes problem-based learning, encouraging students to apply their knowledge to practical issues related to crime and social justice. Keeleās partnerships with criminal justice agencies such as the police, probation services, and prisons provide opportunities for networking and gaining work experience through placements. Designed to foster transferable skills, the program aims to develop independent thinkers and social change agents, enabling students to work effectively in collaborative environments and with practitioners.
Why this course is highly recommended
This program is recommended for students interested in understanding crime from multiple perspectives, with a focus on real-world application through case studies and placements. The opportunities to network with criminal justice agencies and gain practical experience make it especially valuable for those aiming to work in criminal justice, social justice, or related fields.
The course draws from social and human sciences to provide a comprehensive understanding of the 'crime problem'. It offers related courses such as Criminology and Criminal Justice, Criminology and History, Criminology and Sociology, Forensic Science and Criminology, Law with Criminology, and Psychology with Criminology, allowing students to tailor their studies based on their interests and career goals.
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
18.68L
Living cost

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