Program Overview

Undergraduate Degree in Law + Criminology (DECRIM)

Introduction

The Undergraduate Degree in Law + Criminology (DECRIM) is a comprehensive program that combines the study of law and criminology, providing students with a deep understanding of the legal system and the social and psychological factors that contribute to criminal behavior.

Program Details

• Admission: Information on admission criteria and procedures is available.
• Objectives & Career Options: The program aims to provide students with a solid foundation in law and criminology, preparing them for careers in law, criminal justice, and related fields.
• Description and Content: The program covers a wide range of topics, including legal principles, criminological theories, and research methods.
• Curriculum: The curriculum is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in law and criminology, including courses in:
  • Legal systems and institutions
  • Criminological theories and research methods
  • Criminal law and procedure
  • Penology and corrections
• Quality: The program is committed to providing high-quality education, with a focus on academic excellence and professional development.
• Pre-registration: Information on pre-registration procedures and deadlines is available.

News

• Dual Undergraduate Degree in Law + Criminology (DECRIM): As of September 2024, the university offers a dual undergraduate degree in Law + Criminology, providing students with the opportunity to earn two degrees in a single program.

Research Areas

The program covers a range of research areas, including:

• Criminological theories and research methods
• Criminal law and procedure
• Penology and corrections
• Legal systems and institutions

Faculty and Centers

The program is supported by a range of faculties and centers, including:

• Faculty of Law
• Faculty of Social Sciences
• Research Institutes: The university has a number of research institutes that support the program, including the Institute of Criminology and the Institute of Law and Justice.

Services and Administrative Units

The university provides a range of services and administrative units to support students, including:

• University Library
• Reception Offices
• Corporate Image and Graphic Communication
• Protocol Office
• UA Printing Office
• EcoCampus Office for Environmental Management
• Security
• Students Service
• Archives & Records Service
• Accounting
• Public Procurement
• Culture
• Sports
• Academic Management
• Research Management Service
• Human Resources
• Institutional Project Management Service - OGPI
• Economic Management
• Information Service
• Computer Service