BSc Professional Policing

Who is the BSc Professional Policing aimed at?

The BSc Professional Policing is aimed at students considering a career in policing or in related areas of the criminal justice system.

What does the BSc Professional Policing consist of?

This degree provides students with a healthy blend of vocational and academic knowledge and skills, and an in-depth understanding of policing and associated areas such as criminology, law, terrorism, associated psychology, sociology and criminal investigation.

This degree also provides a range of transferable skills students acquire and can serve as a sound foundation for a specialist master’s degree in related areas of policing, criminology, criminal justice, security and many more.

Which universities deliver the BSc Professional Policing Programme?

A few universities have been licensed by the College of Policing to deliver the pre-join degree, the BSC Professional Policing, which is recognised by the police as part of one of the entry routes into policing.

Does the University of Law deliver the BSC Professional Policing?

The University of Law is licensed by the College of Policing to deliver the programme to students.

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