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Our Bachelor of Science in Criminology and Psychology provides comprehensive scientific education on the connections between the mind, brain, and behavior, combined with thorough knowledge of criminal justice theories and their intersections. You'll examine psychological and neuroscientific foundations of cognitive functions like thinking, reasoning, memory, and language, investigate the impacts of brain injuries, and discover methods to enhance health-related behaviors. The program delivers extensive understanding of key crime and deviance theories and their applications in modern criminal justice policy, research, and practice. You'll cultivate advanced research capabilities, analytical thinking, communication proficiency, along with strong numerical and IT skills.
This BPS-accredited program serves as the foundation for professional psychology careers, with many alumni pursuing advanced studies or specializing in psychology fields. Entry-level NHS clinical psychology trainees typically earn £25,783, with potential earnings ranging from £47,088 to £81,000+ as careers advance (private practice incomes vary). Graduates also find diverse opportunities within criminal justice sectors including law enforcement, victim assistance, and correctional services. The competencies developed through this program also prepare students for careers across health and social care, as well as various fields like management, research, and marketing.