BSc Psychology with Criminology
Course overview
The BSc Psychology with Criminology at Middlesex University combines the scientific study of psychology with criminology, preparing students for career opportunities in the criminal justice system. The course is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) and features both theoretical and scientific approaches alongside hands-on internships with forensic psychologists, police, and other criminal justice institutions.
Students will explore key topics such as policing, violent crime, organized crime, and drugs. This programme advances research, analytical, and communication skills. It also offers personal tutor support and follows a new learning framework introduced for the 2024/25 academic year.
Entry requirements
Applicants must meet specific requirements, which are as follows:
Grade Requirements:
- A pass in three GCSE subjects, including English (Grade 4/C or equivalent)
- A distinctive A-level grade or equivalent requirements apply.
English Proficiency:
- An IELTS overall score of at least 6.0, with no less than 5.5 in each component
- There are pre-sessional English courses available if the requirements are not met.
Career opportunities
This programme equips students with practical skills and knowledge to work in diverse areas of criminal justice and social care. Graduates of BSc Psychology with Criminology can pursue careers in:
- Police services
- Probation
- Community safety
- Crime prevention
- Forensic psychology
Cost of study
The tuition fee for BSc Psychology with Criminology at Middlesex University is £16,600 per year.
Admission
Prospective students who wish to study BSc Psychology with Criminology at Middlesex University should apply via UCAS. Free advisory or support sessions are also available from an expert AHZ counsellor.
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