About Criminology - BA (hons) in Keele University
Criminology is a rapidly developing field which draws on insights and methods from disciplines such as law, social sciences, and psychology to explore crime, crime control and justice from a range of perspectives.
You will examine such issues as the impact of crime on society and victims. You will be able to gain insights into a range of topics which may include how society responds to crime through systems of crime control, the workings of our criminal justice institutions, as well as through media representations.
You will gain a critical understanding and detailed insight into the politics and development of criminal justice policy. You will learn about the nature and causes of crime and offending and explore the methods used to collect and analyse criminological data, vital skills for a future career in a range of sectors, including criminal justice.
Academic qualification equivalents
- Applicants must have passed from ISE - All India Senior School Certificate, from AISSC or CBSE boards: 75% and above in 12th grade or from State Board: 80% and above
English language requirements
Keele University Highlights
University Type |
Public Research University |
Campus Setting |
Rural |
No of Residence |
4 |
Mode of Programs |
Full time, part time and online |
Exams Accepted |
IELTS, TOEFL |
Academic calendar |
Semester based |
Work-Study |
Available |
Financial aid |
Scholarships, grants |
Official Website |
https://www.keele.ac.uk/ |
Intake Season |
January and October |
Academic Calendar |
Semester Based |
Application Fees |
Euro 20 (Undergraduate Admissions) No fees ( Graduate application) |
English Proficiency Test Score Accepted |
IELT, TOEFL(ibt), PAE, and Cambridge Proficiency Test. |
Financial Aid |
Available |
Application Portal |
Online |
Official Website |
https://www.keele.ac.uk/ |
Admission Helpdesk |
Telephone +44 (0)1782 734010
Email admissions@keele.ac.uk |
Keele University Living Cost
The living cost includes the cost of food, accommodations, transportation, etc. it is recommended that a student must be prepared to spend around £9,000 - £12,000.
Expenses |
Cost per Annum |
Accommodation |
£3430-£8900 |
Food |
£1500-£2000 |
Transportation |
£300-£600 |
Clothes |
£200-£400 |
Miscellaneous |
£2000 |