Faculty: College of Health, Science and Society, School of Social Sciences. This 3-year full-time Bachelor of Science (BSc) with Honours program offers a comprehensive understanding of human behaviour through the lens of psychology, combined with an in-depth study of crime, criminal justice, offenders, and victims. The course covers all core areas of psychology required for British Psychological Society (BPS) accreditation, including social, developmental, cognitive, and biological psychology, individual differences, conceptual issues, research methods, and statistical analysis. The criminology component delves into theories of crime, the criminal justice system, and contemporary issues in policing and justice. You'll learn from internationally-recognised researchers and practitioners, applying academic knowledge to real-world situations. The course has a strong practical focus, building professional skills and enhancing employability. Students benefit from modern, well-equipped psychology labs (EEG, TMS, eye-tracking), and opportunities for work placements (including a sandwich year option) or study abroad experiences. This degree is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS), providing eligibility for Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC).

A BSc (Hons) in Psychology with Criminology from UWE Bristol equips graduates with a unique and highly sought-after combination of skills in understanding human behaviour and the complexities of crime, making them well-prepared for diverse career paths. The BPS accreditation and strong practical focus enhance employability. Career options include: Criminal Justice System (e.g., Police Officer, Probation Officer, Prison Officer, Youth Offending Team Officer, Crime Scene Investigator, roles within the Ministry of Justice or Home Office); Social Work (e.g., Social Worker, Victim Support, Community Development); Research roles (e.g., Criminologist, Research Analyst in government, academic, or private sectors); Psychology-related fields (e.g., Assistant Psychologist, requiring further postgraduate training for roles like Forensic Psychologist or Clinical Psychologist); Intelligence Analyst; Cybercrime Expert; Charities and NGOs working with offenders or victims; Civil Service; and Further postgraduate study (e.g., MSc in Forensic Psychology, Criminology, or PhD). The university's GradLink careers website, dedicated to international students, further supports global career aspirations.

UWE Bristol offers 1 million+ online resources available to students, providing extensive academic support and flexibility in learning. The university boasts three campuses located in and around the exciting city of Bristol, a vibrant and dynamic city offering a rich student experience with cultural attractions, diverse communities, and career opportunities. UWE Bristol hosts GradLink, a careers website dedicated to international students, which is a significant advantage for those looking for global employment opportunities. The School of Social Sciences fosters a real-world approach, with strong links to organizations like the Police and Probation Services, and provides modern, well-equipped psychology and criminology facilities, including specialist labs for experimental research.