Criminology and Criminal Justice, BSc (Hons)

Studying BSc Criminology and Criminal Justice at Swansea University provides comprehensive knowledge and skills in the criminal justice system, delivered by experts in a supportive setting. The School of Social Sciences delivers an outstanding student experience, enhanced employability, and a forward-thinking curriculum that explores crime's societal impact. Key highlights include top UK rankings: 15th for teaching satisfaction, 10th for career prospects, and 20th overall (Guardian University Guide 2024), with 92% of graduates employed or in further study within 15 months (HESA 2023). The programme features advanced facilities, research-led teaching, and flexible modules tailored to individual interests.The first year comprises compulsory modules such as The History of Social Policy, Law, Criminal Justice and Human Rights, and Criminology, Crime and Society. Later years mix required and optional subjects, including Applied Offender Rehabilitation and Social Movements, with an optional final-year dissertation. Assessment methods vary, incorporating essays, exams, blog writing, group tasks, and personal reflections, fostering strong research, analytical, and communication skills. For detailed information, visit the university's course page.