Bachelor in Criminologia

The tuition fee is 1,362 USD per year.

Criminology brings together law, psychology, sociology, and quantitative research to study crime, criminal behaviour, victimisation, and the institutions that respond to them. A degree in this field trains students to analyse criminal phenomena empirically, understand criminal justice systems comparatively, and evaluate the effectiveness of prevention and intervention programmes. The discipline has grown increasingly data-driven as policing and justice institutions adopt evidence-based approaches. Graduates work across law enforcement, courts, correctional facilities, victim support, social policy, security consulting, and academic research. The qualification also serves as a stepping stone for students who go on to legal studies or postgraduate specialisation in forensic psychology, security studies, or public policy. Employers in both the public and private sectors value the analytical and investigative skills the degree develops. This four-year bachelor's degree, Criminologia, is offered by Rey Juan Carlos University at its Aranjuez campus in Spain, with annual tuition of 1,165.80 EUR.