Bachelor in Criminologia

Tuition costs 1,166 EUR per year.

Criminology examines crime, deviance, and the social institutions that respond to them, drawing on sociology, psychology, law, and public policy. Students typically study theories of criminal behaviour, victimology, penology, criminal justice systems, forensic science, and research methods. Graduates work in law enforcement agencies, probation services, prison systems, social services, research institutions, and policy bodies concerned with crime prevention and public safety. Criminologia is a 4-year bachelor's degree taught in Spanish at a yearly tuition of 1,165.80 EUR. The interdisciplinary character of the programme allows graduates to understand crime and justice from multiple analytical perspectives and to apply that understanding in a range of professional roles within the criminal justice system and beyond. This degree is offered at Rey Juan Carlos University in Alcorcón, Spain.