Criminology & Criminal Justice by distance learning This programme is no longer recruiting. Final award Intermediate awards available UCAS code Details of professional body accreditation N/A Relevant QAA Benchmark statements Date specification last up-dated BA (Hons) Cert HE, Dip HE, Ordinary degree N/A Profile Law and Sociology (2000) March 2011 The summary - UCAS programme profile BANNER BOX: The BA (Hons) Criminology and Criminal Justice is studied by distance learning with ICS, in collaboration with UEL. This programme integrates a practical legal approach with the social science of criminology ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Entry to Level 1 or the Full Programme To enrol on the first Level or the Full Programme you must normally hold 240 UCAS tariff points or equivalent. Entry on a Modular Basis If you do not hold the required tariff points for Level 1 or Full Programme entry, studies will be permitted on a modular basis, following a guidance interview with a student advisor. In order to be able to complete this programme, a good level of English is required. Where English is not your first language, then IELTS 6.0 overall with 6.0 in Writing and Speaking and 5.5 Reaing and Listening (or equivalent) is required. International qualitifications will be checked for appropriate matriculation to UK Higher Education undergraduate programmes. Overseas students should be aware that all exams MUST be taken in the UK at one of the six listed exam venues. Students should also be aware that they are expected to cover all costs in attending the exams. ABOUT THE PROGRAMME What is Criminology & Criminal Justice ?
The BA (Hons) degree is aimed at students who are interested in all aspects of Criminology and the Criminal Justice process. It provides a dual understanding of crime and the criminal justice system, integrating a legal justice approach with the social science of criminology. Traditionally, criminology programmes are offered by social science departments and do not include related legal studies. This programme, however, gives students the opportunity to acquire foundations in legal principles on the more vocationally relevant aspects of this field. It provides both a strong theoretical grounding through a variety of criminology options, and also a comprehensive coverage of criminal law and criminal justice practice. Criminology & Criminal Justice with ICS · Criminology and Criminal Justice is an exciting and dynamic area of study. There are many careers opportunities available for graduates of this programme. · Broad-based degree preparing you for many careers · No entry qualifications needed to start on a module - modules make up degrees! · All programme materials designed by experts in the fields of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Law and Sociology. · No need to attend classes · Help and guidance from student advisers · Academic support from a subject specialist tutor · Access to our virtual learning environment and online student community Programme structure To be awarded a Single Honours Degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice, you will have to complete 360 credits over three levels. This will comprise 120 credits