Program Overview

Introduction to Criminology and Sociology at Roehampton

The Criminology and Sociology program at Roehampton is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the social world, equipping them with the skills to challenge inequality and shape a more just society. This degree combines academic insight with hands-on experience, digital skills, and the chance to engage directly with professionals across the criminal justice system.

Program Details

• Entry Tariff: 112128 UCAS points (or equivalent)
• Foundation Year: 6480 UCAS points (or equivalent)
• International Foundation Pathway: 64 UCAS points (or equivalent), IELTS: 5.5
• UCAS Code: ML93 (ML94 for Foundation Year)
• Start Date: September 2026

Modules

The program includes a variety of modules designed to provide a deep understanding of criminology and sociology. These modules are subject to change but currently include:

• Studying in Social Sciences
• What is Sociology?
• Theories in Criminology
• Popular Culture and Society
• Diversity and Justice
• The Sociological Imagination
• Sociology in the City
• Adventures in Research Methods
• Research Project
• International Justice
• Sociology in Practice
• Optional modules: Digital Lives, Families and Crime, Work Placement

Learning and Assessment

• Learning: Through a mix of on-campus and online activities, including seminars, workshops, field trips, and digital learning activities.
• Assessment: Creative, real-world tasks that reflect how sociology is used in professional and community settings, such as audio walks, board game design, poster making, essays, and presentations.

Careers

This program opens the door to working in many different areas that shape society, including:

• Police force
• Prison and probation service
• The Home Office
• The Ministry of Justice
• Wider criminal justice system
• Opportunities in Charity Sector and Advocacy Organisations

Fees and Funding

• UK Students: Tuition fees for the first year are ｣9,790 for undergraduate year 1 and ｣5,914 for the undergraduate foundation year.
• International Students: Tuition fees for the first year are ｣17,628 for undergraduate year 1, undergraduate foundation year, and international foundation pathway.

Why Study Criminology and Sociology at Roehampton?

• Develop in-demand skills for a changing world.
• Explore the big issues that shape society.
• Learn through real-world projects, not just exams.
• Benefit from a diverse and supportive curriculum with a range of assessment styles.
• Enjoy a practical, personal, and inclusive learning experience.

Conclusion

The Criminology and Sociology program at Roehampton offers a unique blend of academic and practical learning, equipping students with the skills and knowledge necessary to make a positive impact in the world. With its focus on real-world application, diversity, and student support, this program is an excellent choice for those passionate about social change and justice.