Bachelor [Criminology and Security Studies] From Birmingham City University

What's covered in the course?

In your second and third years, this wide knowledge base will be built upon as you specialise in your learning. Your knowledge of the core ideas in Criminology will be re-enforced throughout these two years, and you will learn more about topics such as the role of MI5 and MI6, extremism, terrorism and counter-terrorism, the Middle East and conflict in the modern world, and International Relations.

Together these two years will provide you with a well-rounded knowledge of the political and historical issues which are leading to continued conflict and instability in the world today. This is an exciting and dynamic course whose modules directly reflect what is happening around the world and which is at the cutting edge of current scholarship.Criminology and Security Studies - BA (Hons) is offered by Birmingham City University.

Why Choose Us?

• On all of our programmes you will gain a professional focus and real world experience, ensuring you are equipped to make an immediate impact in your career.ÊYou have the opportunity to embark on a year-long sandwich placement as part of your degree course.
• We have a strong relationship with the British Society of Criminology. WeÊhostedÊthe 2018 British Society of Criminology Conference at our City Centre Campus.

• The courseÕs professional relevance is supported by our close links with local criminal justice organisations, including West Midlands Police Force and Birmingham Community Safety Partnership.

Enhancing Employability Skills

This course is suitable if you wish to embark on a criminal justice-related career, including jobs in security services, police, revenue and customs, probation, youth justice, community safety and the prison service, as well as the voluntary sector. ItÕs also suitable for serving police officers and civilian support staff, customs officers, prison officers, and those working in the Immigration and Nationality Service.

This course has also improved the career prospects of serving military personnel and is suitable to both currently serving and recently retired members of the armed forces.

Part-time study in Criminology is often followed by people who are already employed within the criminal justice system and who are intending to improve their career prospects.