Study Criminology at Birmingham
Study with us and experience world-class teaching, career-boosting opportunities, and a vibrant student life at the University of Birmingham. Come discover it for yourself and join us on an Open Day in October to explore our stunning campus, meet our Criminology experts, and find out how we’ll help shape your future.
Why study Criminology with us?
- World-Class Expertise: Learn from leading academics in a top research-intensive university.
- Real-World Impact: Tackle pressing global challenges like inequality, health, and education through a dynamic curriculum.
- Interdisciplinary Learning: Combine insights from criminology, social policy and sociology to tackle pressing societal challenges.
- Placements: Apply learning in real-world settings through optional placements, gaining practical experience and industry insights.
- Year Abroad Opportunities: Gain global perspectives and cross-cultural skills by studying at an overseas university, enhancing your employability and broadening your academic and personal horizons.
Book your Open Day now
Our Open Day on 15 November gives you the perfect opportunity to discover our campus
Career opportunities
The Criminology BA at the University of Birmingham offers a wealth of career opportunities. Whether your passion lies in criminal justice, social policy, law, or research, this program provides the essential skills to make a significant impact in the real world. Through practical learning, placements, and robust industry connections, graduates are well-prepared for various roles in law enforcement, rehabilitation, policy development, and social advocacy.
Notably, we are the top UK university targeted by leading graduate employers, according to the High Fliers report, The Graduate Market 2024.
Meet Phoebe
"This course has given me the freedom to discover new passions and future aspirations, with a wide-ranging list of modules spanning across different disciplines. I have been incredibly impressed with how the department encourages their students to reach their full potential, preparing students for their dissertations right from the start."