LLB Law with Criminology

With its primary focus on law, the LLB Law with Criminology at Canterbury Christ Church University is designed to educate you on criminological principles and their application. You will study legal principles and explore the criminal justice system.

During this programme, you will gain the skills necessary to interpret and apply the law in different situations. Some of these skills include critical thinking, communication, problem-solving, and ethical conduct. You will also analyse the law by studying its causes, consequences, and society’s response to it.

Teaching methods include lectures, seminars, practical workshops, and independent study. The university also provides you with a personal academic tutor for additional support.

Assessment methods include written exams, portfolios, and performances. These assessments count towards your final mark, and you will receive feedback to help you develop yourself continuously.

These are the typical entry requirements to study LLB Law with Criminology at Canterbury Christ Church University:

Grade Requirements:

• Applicants are generally expected to have at least 112 UCAS tariff points.
• These points may come from the BBC in A-Levels, DMM in BTEC, or other equivalent qualifications.
• As an international applicant, you may also submit 29 points overall in the International Baccalaureate.
  

English Proficiency:

Non-native English speakers may need to demonstrate proficiency in the language, typically through an IELTS score of at least 6.0. TOEFL or other equivalents are also allowed.

For the 2025/26 academic year, the annual tuition fee for the LLB Law with Criminology at Canterbury Christ Church University is £15,500 for international students.

Canterbury Christ Church University offers several funding options to eligible students, including the Academic Excellence Scholarship and the Bell Scholarship.

Graduates of the LLB Law with Criminology at Canterbury Christ Church University can pursue their careers in various roles, including: 

• Criminal Lawyer
• Legal Advisor
• Probation Officer
• Criminal Intelligence Analyst
• Policy Officer
• Police Detective

To apply for this course, you’ll need to go through UCAS. You can speak to one of our trained counsellors to find out more about this process.