Bachelor in Criminologia

Tuition fees are 681 USD per year.

Criminology examines crime, deviance, and the social responses that societies build around them. Degree programmes in this field draw on law, sociology, psychology, and statistics to analyse why crime occurs, how it is measured, and what interventions reduce it. Students engage with criminal law, victimology, penology, and research methods, gaining tools to work in justice institutions, security organisations, social services, and policy bodies. Graduates in criminology go on to careers in law enforcement agencies, correctional services, courts administration, victim support organisations, and academic research. The field has grown in scope as cybercrime, organised crime, and evidence-based policing have demanded more analysts with rigorous social-science training. Many graduates also continue into legal studies or postgraduate research. This four-year bachelor's degree is offered by Rey Juan Carlos University in Madrid, Spain, with annual tuition of 583.20 EUR.