Criminology and Offending Courses

Overview

Two students study a laptop while sat at a table during a seminar. Criminology examines crime from a social perspective, exploring the causes of crime and its impact on victims, their families, wider society and even the criminals themselves.

Our career-focused Criminology and Offending degrees immerse you in this rapidly developing field, equipping you with a critical understanding of the spectrum of crime, deviance and victimisation, as well as criminal justice.

You can specialise in Criminology, combine the study of Criminology with a related subject, or choose a dedicated degree focused on offending behaviour and the associated rehabilitation and wellbeing of offenders.

Student Views

Every time I go to a lecture I learn something new - your mind just opens up and the world becomes a bit bigger.

Mollie Myers

BA (Hons) Criminology

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Courses

A lecturer addresses a classroom of students in the Law and Psychology building.

Facilities

The Law and Psychology building, viewed from near the Hub. The £6m Law and Psychology building provides contemporary teaching and learning facilities for students in the Department of Law and Criminology.

The three-storey building includes a 250-seat lecture theatre, seminar and tutorial rooms, and social learning areas which encourage a more informal and interactive style of learning.

Elsewhere on campus, there is a mooting room (a mock courtroom) and the EHU Police Training and Simulation Facility, part of which is furbished as a police station, which simulates a wide range of crime scenes.

Law and Psychology Building 360 Virtual Tour

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Three students ascend the stairs in the Law and Psychology building.

A lecturer addresses a small class of a dozen or so students.

Students take their seats in a Harvard-style lecture theatre in the Law and Psychology building.

Students enter a Harvard-style lecture theatre in the Law and Psychology building.

A lecturer addresses students in a Harvard-style lecture theatre.

Students work on computers in a study room, with some students wearing headphones.

A student leans against a pillar near the foot of the stairs in the Law and Psychology building.

Three students walk through an open space in the Law and Psychology building, passing some students sat on the floor, while others are sat on sofas.

A students works on her Apple Mac while sat talking to another student in the atrium of the Law and Psychology building.

Two students chat while stood in the Law and Psychology building.

Two students chat while stood near the top of the stairs in the Law and Psychology building.

Students laugh, while one raises her hand to speak, during a lecture.

A student makes notes on her laptop during a lecture.

A lecturer addresses a group of students in a classroom.

Students sit behind desks during a lecture.

Students listen attentively during a lecture.

A student smiles while listening to a lecture in the Law and Psychology building.

Two students study a screen while working together on computers in the Law and Psychology building.

Students share a joke while working on computers in the Law and Psychology building.

Students work on computers in the Law and Psychology building.

Students sit on sofas at the bottom of a staircase in the Law and Psychology building. Other students descend the stairs behind them.

Students descend a staircase in the Law and Psychology building.

Two students engage in discussion during a group exercise as part of a seminar.

Two students study a laptop screen while working together during a seminar.

Two students engage in discussion while sat round a table during a seminar.

Three students consult with each other while sat in a classroom during a seminar.

Two students compare notes while sat in a classroom during a seminar.

A student walks along a corridor in the Law and Psychology building while another enters a private study room.

Two students consult books in the Law and Criminology library.

A small group of students read through notes and refer to a book while using the facilities in the EHU Policing Training and Simulation Facility.

Open Days and Virtual Events

If you are considering studying at Edge Hill University, the best way we usually recommend to gain an insight into the student experience is to see our stunning campus for yourself by attending an open day.

Our August 2020 open day is going virtual. We will ensure that you can still discover everything that Edge Hill University has to offer and get answers to all of your questions. You will be able to find out more about criminology and offending and the University through a series of online activities.

Friday 14 – Saturday 15 August 2020 – Book Now

We are continuing to take bookings for subsequent open days while monitoring government advice regarding events. We will communicate all key information to anyone who books to attend.

Book your place at an open day or virtual open day

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