L3 Applied Certificate in Criminology

Criminology is the ideal programme for those with a keen interest in exploring why people commit crime and its impact on society. The course explores the causes and motivations for criminality in society. The course examines how individuals, the justice system and public agencies respond to crime. You'll critically examine approaches to crime in society and evaulate the effectiveness of crime control.

Year 12 covers two modules, changing awareness of crime and criminological theories. Year 13 explores two further modules, crime scene to courtroom and crime and punishment.

50% exam and 50% NEA (coursework)

Minimum Entry Requirements:

5 x 4s *

At least a 4 in English and Maths

* Please note that Level 2 vocational courses are the equivalent of 1 GCSE and only 2 will be counted towards the entry requirements

This fascinating course is equivalent to one A Level and attracts an equivalent number of UCAS points. It can facilitate progression to further study, especially in the fields of social and criminal sciences. It is ideal preparation for those seeking to work with victims of crime, or in the rehabilitation of offenders. It equips students with skills for employment, such as research and critical analysis.