School: School of Social Sciences. This three-year Bachelor of Arts with Honours (BA Hons) program provides a comprehensive introduction to the study of crime, criminal behavior, the criminal justice system, and related social issues. The curriculum will likely cover core criminological theories, research methods, and various aspects of crime and justice, potentially allowing for some specialization in later years. The program within the School of Social Sciences aims to provide a strong foundation for careers in the criminal justice sector or further academic study.

Career options in various criminal justice agencies (e.g., police, probation, prisons), government departments (e.g., Home Office), youth justice services, victim support, community safety roles, and potentially in research or policy-related positions. The degree provides a solid grounding for a range of careers in the field.

Nottingham Trent University, through its School of Social Sciences, offers work experience opportunities on every degree, potentially including placements or internships within criminal justice or related organizations for criminology undergraduates. The university has extensive partnerships with businesses and industry, which may provide networking opportunities within the sector. It is also a sustainable university with many green initiatives, including generating its own energy, offering a supportive and environmentally conscious learning environment.