Course Details

BSc (Hons) Sociology with Criminology

The BSc Sociology with Criminology at Middlesex University London is designed for students eager to explore the complex connections between society, crime, and justice. This interdisciplinary degree blends critical sociological thinking with

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Start Date

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Duration

3 years

Campus

London

Tuition Fee

£9,790 per year (UK home)

Study Mode

Full-time

Fee information

For the 2026/27 academic year, the annual tuition fee for UK undergraduate students is £9,790 for standard full-time courses. Part-time study is £81 per taught credit. The university reserves the right to increase undergraduate tuition fees in line with changes to legislation, regulation and any government guidance or decisions. Tuition fees for part-time UK study are subject to annual review and the institution reserves the right to increase the fees each academic year by no more than the level of inflation.

Structure

Course Structure

Year 1

Understanding contemporary society
Responses to Crime in the 21st Century
Crime in Social Context
Researching Crimes and Communities

Year 2

Race and Social Justice
Societies in Global Perspective
Research Methods for Studying Contemporary Society
Victimology
Courts, Prisons and Rehabilitation

Year 3 Work Placement Year (Optional)

Placement Year

Year 3

Learning at Work - Optional
Communities, Mobility and Migration
Drugs, Crime and Control - Optional
Digital Lives: Cybercrime and Radicalisation - Optional
Organised Crime and Crimes of the Powerful - Optional
Violent Crime - Optional
Dissertation

Requirements

Entry Requirements

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Academic Requirements

UCAS: 80-112 UCAS points including GCSE Grade C/4 in English A-level: BBC BTEC: DMM Access requirements: Overall pass including 45 credits at level 3, all at Merit or higher Mature students (over 21) are welcomed and may be considered without formal qualifications based on relevant experience.

English Language Requirements

IELTS: 6.5 (with a minimum of 6.0 in each component) GCSE: Grade C/4 in English Pre-sessional English courses are available for those who do not meet the minimum requirements.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What career options are available for me after completing Sociology with Criminology BSc Honours from Middlesex University London?

Graduates have pursued careers in social services, local and national government, youth work, academia, career guidance, journalism, advocacy, police and probation services, public health, and marketing, HR, or ICT development.

Can I study part-time at Middlesex University London?

Yes, the course is available to study part-time, typically over five years. Nova Pathways can assist you in understanding the application process for part-time study.

What kind of student support will I get from Middlesex University London?

Students have access to 24-hour library facilities, free laptop loans, printing, and Wi-Fi. You can also arrange 1-2-1 meetings with teachers and receive support from academic advisers and IT specialists.

Does Middlesex University London provide employability services?

Yes, the Careers and Futures service provides placements, projects, networking opportunities, and lifetime career support for alumni. Nova Pathways can help you connect with these resources.

Does Middlesex University London offer placements and/or internships?

Yes, you can choose to extend your studies by a year to undertake a work placement or integrate work experience through volunteering modules.

Does Middlesex University London offer scholarships?

Middlesex University London offers various scholarships and bursaries to help make university affordable. Please contact us for guidance on current opportunities.

What makes this course different from similar courses?

This course offers interdisciplinary expertise, a strong focus on social justice, research-led learning, and the ability to tailor your degree through placements and specialisations.

Will this course help me build practical skills?

Yes, you will develop professional skills in literacy, numeracy, digital technologies, communication, and critical thinking, alongside hands-on experience in social research and data analysis.

What will my learning experience look like?

You will learn through group sessions, seminars, and workshops, with a balance of teaching and independent study. You will also build a portfolio of practical work, including reports, presentations, and a dissertation.

What should I know before applying for this course?

You should ensure you meet the entry requirements, including the English language criteria. Nova Pathways is here to help you prepare your application and ensure you have all the necessary information.

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