Modules
Foundation Year
- Developing Academic Skills
- Using Numeracy, Data & IT
- Research Skills & Using Information
- Values, Ethics & Working Collaboratively
- Crime & Law in Context
- Psychology of Everyday Life
Year 2
- Effective Interdisciplinary Study
- Crime & Society
- Criminal Justice System
- English Legal System
- Criminal Law
- Law & Ethics
Year 3
- Research & Ethics in Action
- Contemporary Debates in Criminology
- Civil Liberties & Human Rights
- Policing & Police Powers
- Law of Tort 1 – Tort of Negligence
- Law of Tort 2 – Land and Other Torts
Year 4
- Cybercrime
- Youth Justice
- Crime Prevention
- Law of Evidence
- Research Planning & Project
Entry Requirements
Candidates for our online Criminology and Law Degree with Foundation Year are required to submit a personal statement (of between 350-550 words) or attend an online interview demonstrating an ability to study the programme at Arden University, taking into account:
- Your motivation for undertaking the programme
- Relevant work experience
- Prior qualifications
- References
If your previous study was not in English, you will also need to have IELTS 6.0 or equivalent (no less than 5.5 in any element).