Policing, Law Enforcement and Investigation

Course overview Interested in working in law enforcement Our Policing, Law Enforcement and Investigation degree may be the right fit for you. By gaining specialist knowledge and practical experience, we'll prepare you to enter an exciting career. Why study with us - You’ll learn from a team of experienced academics as well as serving and former police officers. - As part of our collaboration with Lancashire Constabulary, you can gain experience shadowing a crime scene investigator. - You'll get the opportunity to have vital experiences shadowing real investigators.  What you'll do - You’ll get an introduction to criminal law, the English legal system and forensic science. Alongside a range of topics around policing and criminal investigation. - Learn about a range of investigation skills, criminalistics and contemporary policing issues. And you'll produce a dissertation on a topic that interests you. - Want to spend time abroad Whether it's studying policing with one of our partner universities in the USA, Australia or Europe, or going to a Police Academy in either Prague or Budapest for a semester. Future Careers Build a career in delivering justice for our communities, with a Policing and Criminal Investigation degree. You'll gain scientific skills, specialist knowledge and hands-on experience. When you graduate, you should be ready to pursue a career in your local constabulary, a law enforcement agency or national security agency. You’ll also have the transferable skills to look elsewhere. From the military to business, as well as the academic foundation for study at a postgraduate level.

UCAS: 104-112 points at A2BTEC Extended Diploma: DMMBTEC Diploma: D D-D D Pass Access Course: 104-112 UCAS PointsInternational Baccalaureate Diploma: Pass including 104-112 points from Higher Level SubjectsT Level: MIELTS - 6.0 with no component below 5.5 , TOEFL IBT - 80, Reading 10, Listening 10, Speaking 17, Writing 19, Pearson Test of English - Academic 61 with minimum of 59 in each componentGCSEs: 5 at grade C/4 including Maths and English or equivalent