BA (Hons) Criminology & Psychology with Foundation Year -BLENDED LEARNING

Bachelor's degree

Blended learning in London, Birmingham (USA) and Manchester

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Description

  • Type

    Bachelor's degree

  • Methodology

    Blended

  • Location

    At 5 venues

  • Duration

    4 Years

  • Credits

    360

  • Online campus

    Yes

  • Support service

    Yes

  • Virtual classes

    Yes

This BA (Hons) Criminology & Psychology Degree includes a Foundation Year which gives you an introductory year to prepare relevant skills and knowledge to pursue your higher education goals. As part of the School of Law and Social Sciences, you will study two well-established social science fields and increase your understanding of the social values and behaviours.

The Criminology portion focuses on criminal behaviours and social orders in particular, while the Psychology portion gives you the bigger picture and focuses on human behaviours in general. This course gives students a wide range of transferrable and practical skills that will aid in both law-related and other careers or further studies.

This four-year option at Arden University is a great option for those who may have had a gap since they last studied, or don’t feel they made the grade in previous academic studies.

The Blended Learning model offers a combination of flexibility through our state-of-the-art online portal, and support with classes twice a week at one of our study centres in London, Birmingham or Manchester.

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Location

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Birmingham (USA)
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London
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London
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London
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Manchester (Greater Manchester)
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About this course

Successful completion of this Degree can open up a world of opportunity, within psychology and criminology, and further afield in industries you may not have considered.

After studying this course, you will:

Have gained the ability to research and present information to various audiences
Feel confident in analysing and evaluating data
Have developed meticulous written communication skills
Be able to present findings in a range of formats including essay, presentation and report

A Criminology & Psychology Degree could lead to work in any of the following areas and more:

Counselling
Teaching
Research
Human resources
Police force
Probation and prison systems

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Subjects

  • IT Law
  • Criminology
  • University
  • Using Numeracy
  • Academic skills
  • Data & IT
  • Information
  • Law in Context
  • Everyday Life
  • Psychology
  • Crime

Course programme

Foundation Year Modules

  • Developing Academic Skills
  • Using Numeracy, Data & IT
  • Research Skills and Using Information
  • Values, Ethics & Working Collaboratively
  • Crime and Law in Context
  • Psychology of Everyday Life

Study skills

During the first 6 weeks (Block 1) you will also attend 4 study skills workshops, providing advice and guidance to help you achieve university success. Sessions may include Reading & Note-Taking, iLearn Online Library, Referencing & Plagiarism and Approaching Assignments. This will bring your weekly class time up to 9.5 hours a week for Block 1. The following study blocks will be the usual 8 hours classroom time (+online tuition and self-guided study time).

Year 2

  • Introduction to Social & Developmental Psychology
  • Introduction to Biological & Cognitive Psychology
  • Effective Interdisciplinary Study
  • Crime & Society
  • Criminal Justice System
  • Key Studies in Psychology

Year 3

  • Personality and Intelligence
  • Research and Ethics in Action
  • Contemporary Debates in Criminology
  • Environmental Criminology
  • Social Psychology
  • Policing & Police Powers

Year 4

  • Cross-Cultural Psychology
  • Contemporary Developmental Psychology
  • Youth Justice
  • Cybercrime
  • Research Planning & Project

Please note that the modules listed are indicative and may be subject to change.

Assessments:

We use a wide range of assessment methods at Arden to give you the opportunity to demonstrate a wide range of strengths, these could include: Portfolio of Tasks, Coursework, Essays, Exams, Reports, and Research Projects.

To support your development and ensure that you’re on the right track with your studies, you’ll receive tutor feedback for every assessment you submit.
If required, your tutor may be able to give you suggestions and tips for improvement and help you understand how to apply your newly acquired skills into real-life settings.

BA (Hons) Criminology & Psychology with Foundation Year -BLENDED LEARNING

Price on request