BA in Criminology with International Study, University of Manchester

Manchester,

48 Months

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About this course

This course offers an engaging exploration of criminal justice challenges today, ranked eighth for Criminology in the UK according to the 2022 Guardian league table. You will build a strong academic foundation and develop links with criminal justice agencies. The program includes field trips to locations such as Manchester Crown Court and seminars held in local prisons. One of the highlights is the opportunity to broaden your understanding by studying abroad for a year, enhancing your global perspective on criminal justice systems. The university emphasizes social responsibility and encourages students to participate in extra-curricular activities like Ethical Grand Challenges and the University Living Lab, which focus on creating a better world and tackling sustainability issues.

Why this course is highly recommended

Students are drawn to this course for its high ranking in UK Criminology, the practical exposure through field trips, and the opportunity to study abroad which broadens their horizons. The university’s focus on social responsibility and real-world engagement, such as working with external organizations on sustainability challenges, helps students develop both academic and practical skills that are valued in the workforce.

Specialisation

The course is specifically focused on Criminology, offering a comprehensive understanding of criminal justice systems, and includes an international component through study abroad options. This specialization aims to prepare students for careers in criminal justice and related fields.

Course fees

Application fees

28.50L

1st year tuition fees

28.50L

Living cost

Degree requirements

Typical A-level offers are AAB, with an alternative contextual offer of BBB. International Baccalaureate students need 35 points overall, with 6,6,5 at Higher Level. For refugee or care-experienced applicants, the offer is BBC. The course also accepts full entry requirements available from the university.

English language test

IELTS

TOEFL

100

PTE

DUOLINGO

Career prospects

While specific career pathways aren't detailed here, the course’s focus on criminal justice and its links with agencies, along with practical field trips, suggest that graduates are well-prepared for careers in criminal justice, law enforcement, policy-making, and related fields.

FAQs

How can I learn more about the course?

You can discover more about Criminology at Manchester by attending open days, downloading the course brochure, or meeting with university representatives either online or in person.

What are the study abroad opportunities?

The program includes the chance to study abroad for a year, which is a key feature of the course designed to expand your understanding of international criminal justice systems.