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Overview
Thinking of joining the police or working in the wider criminal justice sector? Get first-hand experience of the day-to-day life of a criminal justice professional before you join up.
- Discover what it’s like to patrol the streets or work with offenders on our work-based learning module.
- Get advice from our contacts in local police, who help deliver the course.
- Take your first step to a rewarding career as a police constable, in which your wages can almost double in your first 7 years of work (polfed.org)
- Study in Chelmsford, Essex – the home of our Policing Institute for the Eastern Region (PIER).
Do you want to work for the police or a related criminal justice employer, such as the prison service, security industry or local government?
Our combination of real-life case studies, academic research and interactive learning will give you a deep understanding of the issues and policies involved in modern policing and rehabilitation.
Learn about and debate current issues such as sexual offence and fraud investigation, or counter-terrorism initiatives and cultural diversity. As you study, our modules will develop your skills in leadership, interpersonal communication and presentation, and give you opportunities for work-based learning, preparing you for a career in criminal justice when you graduate.
Our BSc (Hons) Policing and Criminal Justice degree is continually developed through our strong links with local police forces and criminal justice agencies. You’ll not only have access to the latest information and case studies, but the chance to attend talks and workshops by serving professionals and to make contact with people already working in the police and criminal justice system.
You’ll also take part in trips and activities such as visits to courts, while our own on-campus mock courtroom will allow you to examine the trial process and practice presenting evidence in front of a judge and jury.
Careers
We work with employers to make sure you graduate with the knowledge, skills and abilities they need. They help us review what we teach and how we teach it – and they offer hands-on, practical opportunities to learn through work-based projects, internships or placements.
The skills and knowledge you gain on this course will prepare you for work with many criminal justice organisations, such as the police, the prison service, local government and the security industry.
Our work-based learning module ‘Working in the Criminal Justice System’ will let you experience first-hand what it is like to work for one of these services, giving you a valuable insight into their working cultures and practices.
Modules & Assessment
Year one, core modules
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Introduction to Policing
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Criminology: Theory and Concepts
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Basic Criminalistics
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Policing Ethics
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The Criminal Justice System
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Policing Practice
Year two, core modules
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Working in the Criminal Justice System
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Researching Policing
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Evidence-Based Policing
Year two, optional modules
Choose 1 from:
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Understanding Crime through the Media
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Resilience and Emergency Management
Choose 2 from:
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Law for Police Officers
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Leadership and Management
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Victims and Violence
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Digital Policing
Year three, core modules
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Politics and Public Service
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Policing Policy
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Major Project
Year three, optional modules
Choose 2 from (including Anglia Language Programme, see below):
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Investigating Sexual Offences
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Race, Racism and Cultural Identity
Choose 2 from:
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Policing and Counter-terrorism
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Investigating Serious Fraud
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Presenting Evidence
Optional modules available in years two and three
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Anglia Language Programme
Assessment
For a full breakdown of module options and credits, please view the module structure.
You’ll demonstrate your learning in various ways across our modules, ensuring that you develop the essential knowledge and skills needed to complete the course. Our assessment methods include essays, presentations, case study reports, group work research and, finally, your major project.
Where you’ll study
Your faculty
In the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, we use our expertise and connections in Cambridge and beyond to nurture creativity through experimentation and risk-taking, and encourage critical thinking, in order to educate, entertain, inspire and understand, as well as to improve people’s lives.
