BSc Criminal Investigation with Psychology

The BSc Criminal Investigation with Psychology (with Foundation Year) at Solent University is a 4-year undergraduate degree that provides a detailed study of crime and the investigation of crime. The course explores how crimes are investigated, how evidence is gathered, and how psychology helps explain behaviour.  Students study both theory and practice to understand how investigators work in real cases. The foundation year supports students who may not meet direct entry requirements or who need more academic preparation. After the foundation year, students progress to the main degree. Psychology modules explore topics such as behaviour, memory, decision making, and mental health.

The BSc Criminal Investigation with Psychology (with Foundation Year) in Solent University is designed for students who want to study crime, investigation, and human behaviour. The foundation year helps students build academic skills and subject knowledge before moving into degree-level study. The course combines criminal investigation with psychology to give a clear understanding of crime, evidence, and decision-making. By the final year, students complete advanced studies and research. This includes a major project that allows a deeper study of a topic related to crime or psychology. Learning combines classroom teaching with practical tasks and case studies. Assessment is carried out through coursework, essays, reports, presentations, and exams.