Combine Criminology with another subject to add an extra dimension to your CV. You can choose specialist pathways such as working with offenders, criminal investigations and international criminology.A Joint Honours degree gives you the opportunity to study two subjects as one degree. This type of degree will broaden your skill set and enhance your career prospects.You'll examine the causes and consequences of crime, how crime is measured and defined, and how criminals are managed and controlled.We give you an in-depth view of the challenges and dilemmas facing criminal justice professionals today - in the police, courts, prison and probation services, youth offending teams and victim support groups.All stage two students have the opportunity to visit the USA to see how the US criminal justice system operates - all flights and accommodation are included in course fee's.An opportunity to achieve an additional professional qualification in youth justice.<br><br>We're aware of the rapid pace of change in the dynamic criminology sector and our teaching is directly relevant to today's graduate employment market. You'll develop a valuable set of skills which are attractive to employers nationally and internationally. Our emphasis on addressing the real-world challenges of the justice and penal system in practice will help set you apart.<br><br>Our graduates have gone on to wide-ranging roles in the police, Crown Prosecution Service, courts, probation and prison services, youth offending teams and other law enforcement agencies. Some students have progressed to rewarding careers in the voluntary sector, working with offenders or victims.<br><br>Because this degree equips you with broader skills - from research and analysis to entrepreneurial thinking - you will also have the versatility to pursue other career paths in areas such as social research or public sector management. Studying Criminology as a Joint Honours subject also marks you out as a flexible, adaptable and highly organised graduate.