BSc (Hons) Forensic Investigation with Criminal Investigation with Foundation Year
Canterbury Christ Church University, Canterbury, United Kingdom
Key facts
- Level
- Undergraduate (Bachelor's)
- Subject
- Criminology & Policing
- Duration
- 4 years (including foundation year)
- Study mode
- Full time
- Tuition fee
- £17,000 per year
- Intakes
- September 2027
Course overview
A four-year route that begins with a foundation year to build academic skills and subject knowledge, then continues into the full Forensic Investigation with Criminal Investigation degree. Combines crime scene and forensic work with the criminal investigation process, investigative interviewing, evidence and the justice system. Careers: Crime scene investigator, police or civilian investigator, intelligence and evidence management roles.
What you will study
Foundation Year: Exploring Justice; Interdisciplinary Communication Skills; Foundations of Crime and Forensic Investigation; The Big Picture; Student Success Modules
Year 1: Introduction to Forensic Investigation; The Criminal Justice System; Investigative Interviewing; Introduction to Crime Scene Investigation; Student Success Modules
Year 2: Criminal Investigation: Process and Decision Making; Forensic Investigation of Serious Crime; Interdisciplinary Modules; Employability Modules
Year 3: Research in Practice; Evidence Relating to Criminal Investigation; Complex and Major Crime Investigation; Forensic Investigation Specialist Project; Fire and Explosion Scene Investigation (optional); Miscarriages of Justice (optional); Forensic Specialists in Death Investigations (optional); Knowledge in Practice (optional)
Entry requirements
Academic requirements
64 UCAS points: A Levels DDE, BTEC MPP, IB TBC, Access Pass 45 credits
English language
IELTS 6 · PTE 59 · TOEFL iBT 60
Minimum in each skill (IELTS): Reading 5.5, Writing 5.5, Listening 5.5, Speaking 5.5
Scholarships for this course
International Student Scholarship
£1,500
Sport Scholarship
£500
Course details come from the university and can change. Always check the official course page before you apply.
