Criminology and Criminal Justice (BA Hons)
Crime causation, criminal justice systems, policing, and social policy. Popular with students targeting the police service, probation, or policy research careers in the UK.
Qualification
Undergraduate — Level 6
Duration
3 years full-time
Institution
University of West London
Study Mode
blended
City
London
Intakes
September · January
Why Study This Course in the UK?
- A UK LLB (Bachelor of Laws) is a Qualifying Law Degree (QLD) recognised by the Solicitors Regulation Authority
- Law graduates earn among the highest starting salaries of any undergraduate subject area in the UK
- Student Finance England applies to LLB and Criminology programmes at qualifying UK universities
- Legal analytical and communication skills are valued by employers across finance, policy, HR, and compliance
About This Programme
Crime causation, criminal justice systems, policing, and social policy. Popular with students targeting the police service, probation, or policy research careers in the UK.
London School of Excellence provides free admissions guidance for this programme. We help you choose the right UK partner university, prepare your application, and meet all entry requirements — at no cost to you.
Entry Requirements
2 A-levels or equivalent. Strong analytical and writing skills assessed at interview.
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Career Opportunities
Graduates from Law programmes go on to work across a wide range of industries in the UK and internationally. Below are some of the most common career destinations.
Progression Pathways
Law graduates can qualify as solicitors or barristers, or move into compliance, legal advisory, and policy roles.
Solicitor Qualifying Exam (SQE)
The modern route to qualifying as a solicitor in England and Wales
Bar Professional Training Course
The required route to practice as a barrister after your LLB
LLM (Master of Laws)
Postgraduate law specialisation in commercial, criminal, or international law
Where Can You Study This Course?
Law programmes are available at LSOE partner universities across multiple UK cities.
LSOE places Law students at London Metropolitan University, University of West London, and Middlesex University London — all offering Qualifying Law Degree (QLD) programmes recognised by the SRA and BSB.
LLB programmes must be a Qualifying Law Degree (QLD) to provide the academic stage of training for solicitors (SRA) or barristers (BSB).
Available Intakes
The following intake periods are available for this programme at LSOE partner universities. Availability varies by institution — your adviser will confirm exact dates.
Main intake — the largest cohort each year, with full programme availability.
Spring intake — ideal for students who miss the September deadline.
Intake availability is subject to change. LSOE advisers will confirm the next available start date during your free consultation.
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