B.Sc. Criminology & Security Studies

4 years

Duration

₦2,800,000

Fees per session

September Entry

Start date

What are the causes of crime? How can crime be prevented? Do prisons work? What are the alternatives? Is sentencing fair? These are some of the cutting-edge questions we consider on our course.

Studying Criminology at Nile University provides the opportunity to examine many aspects of a diverse subject, in a way that is engaging and creates a hunger to know more.

Study Modules

Studying Criminology at Nile University provides the opportunity to examine many aspects of a diverse subject, in a way that is engaging and creates a hunger to know more.

BSc Criminology & Security Studies - FAQs

What are the entry requirements?

Entry requirements for this course are normally:

Direct Entry: Available
UTME Subject Combinations: English, Economics, Government, and any one of
the following: History, Geography, Literature in
English, French, IRK, Hausa.
O’ Level Subject Combinations: Candidates who wish to study Criminology & Security Studies must have obtained a credit in Mathematics and English Language plus credit passes in either economics, geography or science and two additional subjects in SSCE, NECO, GCE exams or their equivalent in not more than two sittings.

How will I be taught?

The course is taught using a mixture of lectures, small group seminars, personal tutorials and practical, ‘hands-on’ skills workshops. Core course content will be delivered during the lectures, while the associated seminars and workshops offer opportunities for you to explore topics more independently and in more depth.

What is the career support?

A Criminology and Security Studies degree can provide you with an excellent basis for graduate-level employment in a wide range of relevant professions, from the more established careers such as the prison and police service to the newer initiatives in areas of community safety and security and crime prevention.

Further Study