您是否着迷于人的心灵的内部运作方式以及它如何影响犯罪行为？通过结合心理学和犯罪学研究，您将有机会探索人们为什么违反法律以及社会如何与犯罪者打交道。您的犯罪学心理学学位将包括三分之二的心理学，另外三分之一是犯罪学。通过一起学习两个互补的学科，您将增强自己的知识和技能，以获取更多激动人心的职业选择。犯罪学心理学学位是英国心理学会（BPS）认可的特许会员研究生基础，这是成为特许心理学家的第一步。只要您达到2：2或更高的荣誉水平，您还将有资格申请专业培训，从而进一步扩展了您对这个令人着迷的领域的了解并增强了就业能
By studying Psychology in combination with Criminology, you’ll have the opportunity to explore why people break laws and how society deals with offenders. Your Psychology with Criminology degree will comprise two-thirds psychology, with the other third in criminology. By studying two complementary subjects together, you’ll enhance your knowledge and skills to access a broader range of exciting career options. The Psychology with Criminology degree is recognised by the British Psychological Society (BPS) for the Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership, which is the first step towards becoming a Chartered Psychologist. You’ll also be eligible to apply for specialist professional training, provided you achieve 2:2 Honours or higher, thus further expanding your knowledge of this fascinating field and enhancing your employability.<br><br>Through studying psychology with criminology, you will develop a range of transferable skills that are highly sought-after by employers. These include analytical and communication skills, problem solving and report-writing skills and the ability to apply key concepts. Some graduates successfully complete professional training or postgraduate study, others establish careers in social work, the police, criminal justice agencies, as well as protection and victim support services. Other professional careers, such as marketing, journalism and human resources would benefit from the transferable skills you acquire during your psychology with criminology degree. Employability and career development is built into this course alongside more traditional academic study and we work closely with employers to ensure the skills and knowledge of our graduates meet the demanding requirements of today’s workplace. We invite guest speakers from a range of professions, such as the various branches of psychology, youth service and the police to come to talk to our students and offer them the opportunity to learn not only about ‘hands on’ practical concerns but also about potential careers.