Liverpool John Moores University | United Kingdom

3 years
January & September
Bachelor
At Liverpool John Moores University, the Criminal Law and Criminal Justice degree explores criminal behavior, policing strategies, and social justice. Students gain a deep understanding of laws and court systems while engaging in mock trials and community-based projects. The program offers excellent preparation for roles in legal research, policy, or postgraduate law studies.
At Liverpool John Moores University, the Criminal Law and Criminal Justice degree explores criminal behavior, policing strategies, and social justice. Students gain a deep understanding of laws and court systems while engaging in mock trials and community-based projects. The program offers excellent preparation for roles in legal research, policy, or postgraduate law studies.
University
Liverpool John Moores University
Campus
Mount Pleasant
Total Credits
360
Study Mode
Full-time
Loan Availability
No
Liverpool John Moores University is committed to supporting international students by providing a range of scholarships and flexible payment plans to help students manage their tuition fees.
LJMU provides a variety of undergraduate scholarships to support international students. Scholarships are available to self-funded students who have accepted their offer and met all the conditions outlined in their offer letter. Students must also demonstrate that they can cover living costs, travel, and other expenses associated to studying at the university.
All self-funded international students are eligible for an automatic scholarship worth up to £4,000. For more details and to view our full list of scholarships, visit the international scholarship webpages.
All students must pay a £5,000 deposit before they can receive their CAS letter.
For more information view our deposit page.
After paying their £5,000 deposit, students have the option to pay their fees in full or in three equal instalments minus any internal scholarships and discounts. There are two payment options available for international students. You can either pay your tuition fees in full before enrolment or opt for a payment plan. With the payment plan, you can pay your fees in three instalments after making your £5,000 deposit. The first instalment is due before enrolment.
All payments should be made through Flywire. Full details can be found in the How to Pay Guide.
We are excited to introduce a £500 Early Payment Discount to all self-funded international students. Eligible self-funded students who pay their fees by the required deadlines will get a discount which will be automatically deducted from the 1st year of tuition fees.
To see the required deadlines please visit the webpage
Further guidance on modules
Modules are designated core or optional in accordance with professional body requirements, as applicable, and LJMU’s Academic Framework Regulations. Whilst you are required to study core modules, optional modules provide you with an element of choice. Their availability may vary and will be subject to meeting minimum student numbers.
Where changes to modules are necessary these will be communicated as appropriate.
Year 1
Core modules
Crime, Law and Criminalisation I
20 credits
History of Crime and Criminal Justice
20 credits
Criminal Justice System
20 credits
Criminological Theory
20 credits
Media, Public and Criminal Justice
20 credits
Personal and Academic Development in Criminal Justice
20 credits
Year 2
Core modules
Professional Development in Criminal Justice
20 credits
Injustices in a 'Just' System
20 credits
Knowledge Production and Transfer in Criminal Justice
20 credits
New Directions in Criminological Theory
20 credits
An Introduction to Penology
20 credits
Study Year Abroad - Criminal Justice
120 credits
Victimology
20 credits
Rehabilitation and Desistance in Criminal Justice
20 credits
Year 3
Core modules
Criminal Justice Futures: Employability Skills for the Workplace
20 credits
Contemporary Issues in Prisons and Probation
20 credits
Policing
20 credits
Youth Justice
20 credits
Substance Use, Society and Criminal Justice
20 credits
Dissertation
40 credits
Regulation, Harm and Victimisation
20 credits
Comparative Criminal Justice
20 credits
Green Criminology and Environmental Crime
20 credits
Violence and Society
20 credits
The Criminal Courts - The Search for Equity and Justice
20 credits
Terror and Terrorism: A Critical Exploration
20 credits
HSC GPA 4.0 Above Out Of 5.0
IELTS - 6.0 Overall with 5.5 in each component.
PTE - 61 (Minimum of 59 in each component).
TOEFL - 78 Overall with R18, W17, L17, S20.
including academic transcripts and certificates, Passport, NID, TB Test, and a recent photograph.
Eligibility check and application to the University, and ready bank
Fill in the CAS Shield and prepare for the Interview
Apply for a visa with a 28-day mature bank statement and pay the visa and IHS Fees
Prepare for the UKVI Interview and wait for the visa decision
Collect BRP, Complete Enrollment, Register with GP, Open Bank Account, Apply for National Insurance
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