Psychology and Criminology
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Unravel the complexities of human behaviour and delve into the world of crime with the University of Salford’s BSc in Psychology and Criminology. This three-year, full-time program equips you with a unique blend of psychological knowledge and criminological expertise, preparing you for a diverse range of careers in the social sciences and criminal justice fields.
Dual Lens Approach: Develop a comprehensive understanding of human behaviour (psychology) and the factors that contribute to crime and deviance (criminology). Explore topics like social psychology, abnormal psychology, criminal justice systems, forensic psychology, and much more.
Strong Foundational Knowledge: Gain a solid grounding in core psychology concepts such as learning, memory, perception, social cognition, and mental health. Additionally, delve into criminological theories, criminal justice systems, and the social factors that influence crime.
Tailor Your Degree (Optional): In your final year, some program variations allow you to choose optional modules to specialize in areas of psychology or criminology that particularly interest you.
Professional Preparation: Gain the knowledge and skills necessary to pursue a fulfilling career in various fields. The program is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS), a mark of quality for psychology graduates in the UK.
This program is ideal for students with a fascination with human behaviour, social issues, and the criminal justice system. Graduates emerge as versatile professionals with a strong foundation in psychology and criminology, prepared for careers in various fields, including:
- Criminology and criminal justice (research, policy analysis, probation services)
- Forensic psychology (working within the criminal justice system)
- Psychology (further study required for practicing psychology)
- Social work
- Youth work
- Research and analysis roles
- Further studies in psychology, criminology, or social sciences (e.g., Master’s in Forensic Psychology, Master’s in Criminology and Social Justice)
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If the university or college still has places available after the deadline, you can apply, but your application is not guaranteed to be considered.
Tuition fee for UK students is €10,800.
Admissions Requirements
High School Diploma with a combined score of SAT I of at least 1260 with an individual minimum score in mathematics of 570 /800 and an individual minimum score of 610/800 in the evidence-based reading and writing section; or ACT with a score of at least 26; or grade 3, 3, 4 in three Advanced Placement Tests (APs) in specified subjects; or SAT II in three specified subjects at 575 or better (we will accept tests interchangeably as long as in total three subject areas are covered).
If you do not meet the entry requirements, you could take the International Foundation Year to gain entry onto this degree.
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