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Applied Criminology with Forensic Investigation with Foundation Year
Course options
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Qualification
Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)
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Location
Canterbury
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Study mode
Full time
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Start date
14-SEP-26
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Duration
4 Years
Course summary
Our innovative and interdisciplinary curriculum provides you with a comprehensive understanding of various aspects related to crime, criminal justice and the role of forensics in investigative processes. You’ll dive into the fascinating world where science meets the legal system to learn how forensic investigators play a crucial role in solving crimes. Through forensics modules you’ll develop practical skills, engaging with mock crime scenes and real-world scenarios.
You'll learn to recover, interpret, evaluate, and present forensic evidence just like the experts. Applied Criminology modules broaden your skills and knowledge, focusing on the intersections between crime, justice and society and enabling you to understand the importance of cooperation and communication between agencies within criminal justice. You’ll develop a strong foundation in criminological theories and a critical understanding of criminal justice processes. You’ll explore the complex cycles of violence which can make groups vulnerable to both victimization and violent offending and the impacts of mental health and trauma on individuals and society. Content helps you critically consider who commits crime and why, how the criminal justice system treats victims and why the law criminalizes some harmful behaviours but not others.
Professional accreditationThe Applied Criminology course adheres to and is guided by the Criminology Benchmark Statements, which define expectations as part of the UK Quality Code for Higher Education.
Specialist facilitiesThe Criminology team have access to the Canterbury Prison site as this is part of the University estate and our students are able to get involved in research and work in this area. In addition, the staff arrange visits and trips to allow students to experience a range of criminal justice settings where operationally possible.
The forensic facilities include a range of crime scenes, including cars, crime scene rooms, fire scenes and outside scenes and a forensic workshop and range of science laboratories. A wide range of forensic equipment is housed within these areas and the facilities and equipment used depends on whether you study Forensic Investigation as a single or combined honours degree.
We have a dedicated crime scene facility containing eight internal rooms and two outdoor scenes, a forensic workshop, five science laboratories, an incident room, a Hydra simulation centre and facilities to simulate courtroom scenarios, all with relevant equipment attached. One of our teaching rooms is an old courtroom, attached to the former Canterbury Prison.
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£ 15,500per year
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University information
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University League Table
92nd
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Campus address
Canterbury, N Holmes Rd, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 1QU, United Kingdom
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Subject ranking
21st out of 53 6
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30th out of 37 3
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