Law, Crime and Justice

You’ll build specialist knowledge of crime, justice and social policy, while developing practical skills you can use in policing, rehabilitation, community safety, research or legal adjacent roles.

Our graduates go into roles in policing, probation, prisons, youth justice, community safety, victim support, policy, research and intelligence. Many also progress to further postgraduate study.

Not always. Some courses welcome applicants from a range of social science or professional backgrounds. Check the course page for specific entry requirements.

Yes. While only our Principles of Law PGCert is delivered part-time, many of our other courses offer flexible start dates, giving you more options for fitting your studies around part-time jobs or other personal commitments.

You’ll explore real case studies, current justice debates and applied research. Some courses also offer opportunities to engage with organisations working in policing, community safety or social policy.

Some courses may be accredited or aligned with relevant professional bodies. You’ll find the latest details on each course page.

You’ll have access to academic experts, specialist careers support, skills workshops and a community of students and practitioners working across the justice sector.

You can apply directly. It’s quick, simple and fully online.