It is of practical relevance for those who are interested in careers in juvenile justice, courts services, law enforcement, victim support, prisons and the probation services. This course offers you a comprehensive grounding in the analysis of crime, criminal behaviour and the criminal justice system. The course combines the study of criminology and psychology covering the biological, social learning and cognitive models of crime. This degree is of practical relevance if you want to pursue a career in: juvenile justice, court services, law enforcement, prisons and the probation services, victim support. A key strength of the course are our work-based learning modules. These provide an invaluable opportunity for you to gain experience in a crime-related field, and enhance your chances of finding relevant employment after graduation. The Guardian University Guide 2012 ranked us as the top modern London-based law school.

This course is relevant if you wish to pursue a career in the courts, law enforcement agencies, the prison service or the probation service. The opportunities available are numerous, and you will be able to find employment as police, probation and prison officers, or with private companies in the security industry, the court system, and in the administration of justice.