Sheffield Hallam University

Overview

Law with Criminology with Foundation Year (Honours) at Sheffield Hallam University merges the study of law with criminology, enabling students to gain insights into crime, justice, and the function of law within society. This course is designed to equip you with practical skills through various professional learning opportunities and placements, setting you up for diverse career paths in the justice sector and beyond.

What you'll study

The programme consists of a Foundation Year followed by undergraduate Honours studies. It encompasses a range of modules aimed at enhancing your academic abilities, legal comprehension, and criminology-focused perspectives on crime and justice.

Indicative modules

• The Exploration of Law, Crime, Justice and Society
• Social Justice in Action
• The Practice of Law and Policing
• Applied Crime, Rights and Justice
• Criminal Law
• Land Law
• Legal Environments and Professional Skills
• The Law of Trusts

Learning and assessment

• Assessments typically comprise essays, problem-based legal tasks, and reflective or applied work related to justice contexts.
• You will cultivate professional skills through structured learning aimed at supporting both academic success and employability.

Note: Module titles and sequencing may vary. Please refer to the programme website for the most current curriculum and module availability.

Entry requirements

Admission is generally facilitated through UCAS. Specific entry criteria can vary depending on your qualifications and whether you are pursuing the Foundation Year route.

There are typically no GRE/GMAT requirements for this programme.

Career prospects

Graduates of this programme can expect to find opportunities in various fields related to law and criminology, including roles within law enforcement, legal practice, social work, and public policy. The combination of practical skills and theoretical knowledge prepares you for a successful career in the justice sector and related industries.