CRIMINOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY
Criminology and Psychology
About This Course
The foundation year at Study2Grow is specifically designed to provide a comprehensive and supportive introduction to university study. This initial year will equip you with the academic skills and subject-specific knowledge essential for success in your chosen degree. You will start by reviewing key preparatory academic skills, ensuring you are well-prepared for your undergraduate studies.
The curriculum covers the latest developments and best practices in criminology and psychology, making your degree relevant both in the UK and internationally. Additionally, some modules offer opportunities to apply for roles such as Volunteer Lecturing Assistant, providing support during lectures, or Volunteer Research Assistant, where you can assist staff or partner organizations with ongoing research projects. These experiences will allow you to apply your learning in real-world contexts and gain valuable field experience.
Course Structure
Foundation Year (Year 0)
● Preparing for University Success
● Exploring the Social World
● Advancing your Academic Skills
● Examining Social Justice
● Planning for Your Future Success
● Investigation & Innovation Project
Year 1
● Becoming a Criminologist
● Introduction to Studying Psychology
● Social Psychology
● Crime, Media, Culture
● Working within the Criminal Justice System
● Developmental Psychology
Year 2
● The Prison
● Personality and Intelligence
● Youth Crime and Justice
● Crimes of the Powerful
● Researching the Field
● Forensic Psychology
Year 3
● Counselling Psychology, Mental Health and Illness
● Victimology
● Cyberpsychology
● Professional Practice: A Case Study
● Research Project
Course
Government Funded
Blended Learning
Weekdays & Weekend & day and evening classes available
Support available throughout whole course
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Career Opportunities After University
Completing a degree in criminology and psychology opens up numerous career opportunities within these fields and beyond. Potential career paths include:
- Police Officer
- Prison Service
- Probation Officer
- Social Researcher
- Roles in Charities or NGOs
- Government Positions
- Work in Education
You may also choose to pursue further studies at the master’s degree level, with various programs available to expand your expertise. Stay tuned for new developments in our offerings!
Roger Rester
Psychologist