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3 Years On Campus Bachelors Program
University of ChichesterDuring your first year, you will be introduced to the fundamental principles of criminology and forensic psychology. You will gain an understanding of important issues and debates in these fields, examine how society deals with crime and criminals, and explore the overarching concepts related to human rights, diversity, and the responsibility of care.
Moreover, you will start developing scientific and statistical abilities necessary for conducting your own research and experiments.
Moving on to the second year, you will delve into essential modules recognized by the British Psychological Society, such as biological, cognitive, and developmental psychology. This will expand your comprehension of various topics, including legal frameworks, mental health, and forensic psychology.
Furthermore, you will enhance your proficiency in managing statistical data and acquire skills in designing and executing research experiments.
In your final year, you will have the opportunity to apply the knowledge and research skills you have acquired throughout your studies. You will undertake a final year project on a topic of your choice and also explore the subjects of youth crime and sexual offenders.
A recognised and relevant foundation/Access course (minimum pass mark for a UK-based foundation programme is usually 55%), Higher Secondary School Certificate with a minimum score of 60%, High School Diploma (to age 18) where it is deemed equivalent to A Levels (3 A Level passes at BBB/BCC), An International Baccalaureate (28 points), EDEXCEL BTEC National Diploma (MMM-DMM), IELTS 6.0 overall with no component less than 5.5 (or equivalent).
This degree program can prepare you for a career as either a Forensic Criminologist or a Forensic Psychologistalthough these roles have similaritiesthey are distinctBoth roles have the potential to work in various settings such as the prison servicerehabilitation unitssecure hospitalscourtsand social servicesA criminologist primarily concentrates on societal or sociological factors that contribute to criminal behaviorsThey explore the underlying factors that may lead individuals to commit crimes and analyze the impact of crime on victimsCriminologists also collaborate with victims to assist them in coping with their experiences and returning to normalcyThey also collaborate with professionals in the criminal justice system to address subjects like implementing policy and procedural changes that can benefit both offenders and victims of crimeForensic psychologistson the other handplace more emphasis on developingtestingand implementing treatment programs aimed at reducing reoffending among criminalsThey focus on studying techniques that can be used to createpilotand implement treatment programs that target and modify offending behaviors
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