Bangor University

Gwynedd

United Kingdom

Overview

The Bachelor of Arts (BA Hons) in Criminology and Criminal Justice at Bangor University offers a comprehensive exploration of crime, criminals, and victims, alongside an in-depth analysis of societal responses and the criminal justice system. This full-time, on-campus program provides students with a robust theoretical foundation and practical insights. Students have the unique opportunity to enhance their degree with an optional International Experience Year or a Placement Year, adding valuable global or professional perspectives to their studies. The curriculum delves into core areas such as social policy, power dynamics, and foundational concepts in sociology and criminology, preparing graduates for diverse careers in justice and related fields.

Location

IEC Bangor University, College Road, Bangor, LL57 2DG

Website

https://www.bangor.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/apply/

Median Salary

$30,000

Ranking

#760

US World and News Report

#401

The World University Rankings

#474

QS World University Rankings

Admissions

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Application Deadline

Acceptance rate

56%

Cost and Scholarships

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Funding Options

Scholarship

Merit Scholarship

Scholarships

Bangor Vice Chancellor scholarship (GBP 10,000) - 10 available, for tuition.; Bangor Alumni Scholarship (GBP 1,000) - For tuition.; Bangor International Scholarship (Undergraduate) (GBP 4,000) - Up to Â£4,000 for tuition.; Bangor Deans Scholarship (Undergraduate) (GBP 6,000) - Up to Â£6,000 for tuition.; ICAEW Bursary (GBP 12,000) - For BSc Accounting and Finance students, Â£4,000 each year for 3 years of study. One award available. Eligible candidates must have applied for and enrolled on the BSc Accounting and Finance at Bangor University, and live in a household where the taxable household income is Â£25,000 or less.; CyberFirst University bursary (GBP 4,000) - Â£4,000 per year in tax-free funding, along with a paid 8-week summer placement worth at least Â£2,000 (for eligible UK undergraduates in Computer Science and Engineering).; Glynne Family Bursary (North Wales Award) (GBP 1,250) - Up to Â£1250 maximum during the first year of study (maximum eight awards available).; Glynne Family Bursary (All-Wales Award) (GBP 500) - Up to Â£500 maximum during the first year of study (maximum five awards available). Eligible applicants must have attended secondary school/college or be normally resident in Wales.; Government-funded student loans - May be available to cover tuition fees and living costs for eligible students.