Criminology and Psychology

About this programme

We care about your future. BEE offers workshops, advice and opportunities to develop your employability skills through real-world experience and expert career guidance Are you fascinated by the complexities of human behaviour and the intricacies of what leads to criminal behaviour? Do you want to explore the relationship between crime and the human mind? Informed by the latest research and combining theory and practice, this degree offers you the opportunity to study both Criminology and Psychology – with a particular focus on the psychology of crime and criminals. See the world differently by looking at criminality from multiple perspectives, and gain a holistic understanding of crime and criminals, victims and justice. On the Criminology and Psychology course at Lancaster you will learn about core criminological and psychological concepts, perspectives and methods, including explanations for crime and offending behaviour and social psychology. You will consider how to carry out criminological and psychological research and bring together these disciplines to explore their synergies. Our team of world leading experts will introduce you to key themes and topics in Criminology and Psychology and bring you up to date with the latest research. Topics might include: Our course is grounded in contemporary debates and developments, and you will be taught by our internationally renowned Criminology team who influence national and international policy and practice. Our academics advise the United Nations and the EU, advise on drug policies in the UK and overseas and work with