Bachelor of Science - Criminology and Forensic Psychology (C8M9)

The Bachelor of Science in Criminology and Forensic Psychology examines why people commit crime and how understanding this behavior can generate evidence in court as well as help determine steps for offender rehabilitation. Students will consider the impact of crime upon victims, witnesses, offenders, and wider society, as they use the latest research to examine how crime can be prevented and develop their knowledge of psychological rehabilitation methods.

Throughout this course graduates will gain an in-depth knowledge of the operations of the criminal justice, as well as learn more about criminal law and the applications of forensic psychology within the judiciary system. They will receive scientific and statistics training to develop critical and analytical skills, as they learn how to handle data that they can use to predict, explain, and treat criminal behavior.