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Paul Famosaya
Senior Lecturer in Criminology
Faculty of Business and Law
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UCAS Code
BA: C8M9
BA with Foundation: CM89
Level
UndergraduateUG
BA (Hons)Duration
Full Time: 3 Years
Part Time: 4 - 6 Years
Full Time with Foundation: 4 Years
Starting
September
BCC at A Level
DMM at BTEC
UK Fees 24/25
Full Time: £9,250 Part Time: £1,540 per 20 credit moduleFoundation: £9,250
International Fees 24/25
Full Time: £15,200Foundation: £15,200
Location
For questions regarding study and admissions please contact us:
study@northampton.ac.uk
0300 303 2772
international@northampton.ac.uk
+44 (0)1604 892134
This newly re-developed Criminology with Psychology degree course invites you to combine the understanding of human behaviour, development, thoughts and emotions from psychology and develop this within the context of the study of crime, social order and social control that is central to the study of criminology.
The University of Northampton’s Criminology with Psychology course has a particular emphasis on criminal behaviour, law enforcement and crime prevention. It will also equip you with transferable critical and analytical skills that will enhance your employability.
Updated 01/08/2024
Every Criminology with Psychology student receives an undergraduate membership to the British Society of Criminology (BSC) for the entirety of their degree. Benefits of the membership include access to e-bulletins and newsletters, access to free BSC seminars and events, discounted rates to attend BSC events and many more. Check out the full Member Benefits list.
Armed with a combination of both disciplines from the Criminology with Psychology degree, the University of Northampton’s graduates can go on to employment in a range of different sectors and roles.
It covers a wide range of professions for people working with victims of crime, people who commit crime and those people who are at risk of becoming victims/offenders or both. This could include working with victim support, offender rehabilitation and agencies working with young people or other populations at risk, including refugees, minorities etc. Some of the graduates could work in advocacy with the 3rd sector or further their studies in pursuing a career in research in academia. There are also career paths in the civil sector and in local government that focus on particular social issues, including, housing, support, and fraud detection. Graduates can also elect to continue their studies at master’s level to work in social work, youth offending, and youth leadership.
By studying a BA Criminology with Psychology degree at the University of Northampton, you will be able to take advantage of our on-campus facilities, study areas, and services.