BSc (Hons) Applied Criminology with Forensic 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 Applied Criminology with Forensic Investigation degree. Links science, law and society through hands-on crime scene investigation in mock scenes, evidence analysis and criminal justice policy; optional year in industry or abroad. Careers: Policing, crime scene and forensic roles, crime prevention and criminal justice policy.
What you will study
Foundation Year: Exploring Justice; Interdisciplinary Communication Skills; Crime, Power and Society; Success Modules; The Big Question
Year 1: Introduction to Criminology and Forensic Investigation; Criminal Justice and Accountability; Becoming a Criminologist; Introduction to Crime Scene Investigation; Student Success Modules
Year 2: Forensic Investigation of Serious Crime; Violence, Vulnerability and Victims; Interdisciplinary Modules; Employability Modules
Year 3: Research in Practice; Policing, Punishment and Rehabilitation; Applied Criminology Major Project; Complex and Major Crime Scene Investigation; Demystifying 'True' Crime (optional); Mental Health and Trauma in Criminal Justice (optional); Fire and Explosion Scene Investigation (optional); Forensic Specialists in Death Investigations (optional); Knowledge in Practice (optional)
Entry requirements
Academic requirements
64 UCAS points: A Levels DDE, BTEC MPP, 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.
