This one-year course is equivalent to one A Level and is studied as part of a broader A Level programme. Criminology explores the causes of crime, the impact it has on individuals and communities, and how society responds through law enforcement and justice systems. It’s ideal for students interested in psychology, sociology, law or social policy.
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At NewVic Sixth Form Centre, you can complement your A Level studies with a vocational qualification in areas such as Business, Health, Science or Sport. This flexible combination lets you apply academic knowledge to real-world contexts, develop practical skills and gain a competitive edge for university, higher apprenticeships or employment. You’ll benefit from expert teaching, modern facilities and tailored support within a dynamic sixth form environment that helps you power your tomorrow.
Successful students often progress to university to study subjects such as Criminology, Law, Sociology, Psychology, Forensic Science, or Criminal Investigation.
This qualification provides a strong foundation for careers in policing, criminal investigation, forensics, counter-terrorism, customs, and other areas within the justice and public service sectors.
Criminology and Law
There are no formal entry requirements for this course but you must be 16-18 years of age.
You will be given an initial assessment at your interview to look at your level of English. This will help us to…
There are no formal entry requirements for this course but you must be 16-18 years of age. You will be given an initial assessment at your interview to look at your level of English. This will help us to…
