What are the entry requirements for Psychology and Criminology at University of Central Lancashire?

A-levels: See entry requirements. UCAS points: 104 - 120 points. BTEC: DMM - DDM.

What is the average graduate salary for Psychology and Criminology at University of Central Lancashire?

Graduates of the BSc (Hons) in Psychology and Criminology at University of Central Lancashire earn an average salary of £22,000.

Is Psychology and Criminology at University of Central Lancashire full-time or part-time?

This BSc (Hons) is offered Full-time.

Where is the Psychology and Criminology course taught?

The course is taught at Preston.

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Course Overview

On our BSc (Hons) Psychology & Criminology degree you’ll study the nature of crime in society and gain an understanding of crime and criminal behaviour from two complementary perspectives.

Why study with us

You will gain the added benefits from studying in a department with an international reputation for Forensic Psychology, the field of Psychology that considers psychological aspects of legal processes in courts.

Complement your BPS-accredited Psychology degree with related criminological perspectives providing you with a broad understanding of the topics of interest.

Our flexible degree route enables you transfer to any of our other Psychology courses, such as Forensic Psychology, after Year 1, to add a greater degree of specialism to your undergraduate study.

What you'll do

Our Psychology & Criminology course enables you to gain the benefits of the breadth and depth of knowledge required for a BPS accredited Psychology degree whilst gaining a complementary perspective from criminological insights into the causes of crime, prevention and rehabilitation.

On this course you’ll learn application of psychological theory to criminal investigation and crime prevention. You'll also develop an understanding psychological problems associated with criminal behaviour and the treatment and rehabilitation of those who have committed offences.

Future Careers

Graduating on this BPS-accredited course enables you to gain entry requirements to further education and professional training in Psychology. We offer a range of BPS-accredited MSc courses (eg Forensic Psychology) which would be the first step towards achieving professional training in Psychology.

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