• 112–120 UCAS points (or equivalent) for direct entry.
• Foundation Year Entry: 64 UCAS points (or equivalent).
• Applications from students studying T Levels are welcomed.

Specific Entry Requirements:

• GCSEs: English and Maths, Grade 4 (C) or higher.
• For undergraduate courses, applicants typically meet one of the following:
  • Passes in two distinct subjects at GCE Advanced Level, or
  • A pass in one subject at GCE Advanced Level plus either:
    • Passes in two distinct subjects at GCE Advanced Subsidiary Level, or
    • A Vocational A-Level Single Award, or
    • Two Vocational A-Level part Awards.
  • A Vocational A-Level Double Award.
  • A Vocational A-Level Single Award plus either:
    • Two Vocational A-Level part Awards, or
    • Passes in two distinct subjects at GCE Advanced Subsidiary Level.
  • A BTEC National Certificate or Diploma.
  • A completed T Level award.
  • A Scottish Certificate of Education with either:
    • Passes in five subjects, including at least three at Higher grade, or
    • Passes in four subjects at Higher or New Higher grade.
  • A full Diploma of the International Baccalaureate.
  • An Irish Leaving Certificate with passes in four subjects at Grade C at the Higher level.

Some courses may also require specific GCSEs or equivalent qualifications. All applicants must pass an academic interview.

The LLB (Hons) Law and Criminal Justice programme uses a combination of lectures, seminars, and practical learning opportunities to foster both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Students explore key areas of law such as criminal law, evidence, and sentencing, while also gaining an understanding of the wider criminal justice system, including policing, courts, and corrections. Group discussions, debates, case studies, and legal research assignments are key features of the course, promoting critical thinking and effective communication. Students will have opportunities to engage with professionals in the field, gaining insights from real-world experiences. Assessment is based on coursework, research projects, and presentations, providing students with opportunities to demonstrate their understanding and skills.

Graduates of the LLB (Hons) Law and Criminal Justice course can pursue a range of exciting and rewarding careers in the legal and criminal justice sectors, including:

1. Solicitor: Provides legal advice and representation in criminal cases, working in private practice or government positions.
2. Criminal Barrister: Specialises in representing clients in criminal trials and appeals, advocating for clients in court.
3. Probation Officer: Works with offenders to help them reintegrate into society, offering support and guidance in managing sentences.
4. Police Officer: Enforces the law, investigates crime, and maintains public order, serving within local or national police forces.
5. Criminal Investigator: Works with law enforcement agencies to gather evidence, investigate crime scenes, and conduct interviews.
6. Paralegal: Provides legal support to solicitors and barristers, assisting with case preparation, research, and documentation.
7. Legal Adviser: Offers legal counsel to organisations, businesses, or government agencies on matters related to criminal justice and law.
8. Prison Officer: Supervises inmates, ensures safety within correctional facilities, and works to rehabilitate offenders.
9. Youth Justice Worker: Focuses on working with young offenders, offering support, rehabilitation, and guidance.
10. Court Clerk: Assists in the smooth operation of courts by managing case files, scheduling hearings, and supporting judges and legal teams.

Applicants will need to submit the following documents:

1. CV with 3+ Years of Work Experience: For applicants without formal qualifications (depending on the university).
2. Passport or Biometric Residence Permit (BRP): Proof of identity and nationality.
3. Proof of Address: A recent utility bill, bank statement, or equivalent.
4. Qualifications: Certificates or transcripts of previous education.
5. EU Settlement Status (Share Code): Required for EU citizens residing in the UK.
6. Personal Statement (300+ Words): A statement outlining the applicant's academic interests, career goals, and reasons for pursuing the course (depending on the university).
7. Work Reference Letter: If applicable, a letter from an employer verifying work experience.
8. Share Code: For non-UK citizens, a code to confirm immigration status.

Student Finance England (SFE) offers invaluable financial support to eligible students. This may cover tuition fees, maintenance loans for living costs, and additional support for students with children or adult dependants. To be eligible:

1. Eligibility Criteria for Student Finance England (SFE):
   - Must be a UK national or have a settled status.
   - Should be ordinarily resident in England.
   - Chosen university and course must be recognised by SFE.
   - Previous study and age may affect eligibility.
   - Must be in the UK for a minimum of 3 years to access the fund.

2. Eligible Categories:
   - UK & EU nationals (including pre-settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme).
   - Refugees and their family members.
   - Individuals with humanitarian protection status and their family members.
   - Migrant workers or frontier workers from the EU.
   - Stateless persons and their family members.
   - Holders of UK visas under the Ukraine Family Scheme.

3. Age Requirements:
   - No upper age limit for Tuition Fee Loans or grants.
   - Limited funding for Maintenance Loans available for individuals aged 60 or over under specific conditions:
     - Must be 60 or over on the first day of the first academic year of the course.
     - Studying full-time.
     - Course started on or after 1 August 2016.

4. Funding Amount:
   - The amount of funding depends on household income.
   - Maintenance Loans for individuals aged 60 or over may have limited availability based on specific criteria.

5. Additional Information:
   - Criteria and regulations can be subject to change.
   - Always verify specific criteria and regulations directly with SFE or consult their official website for the latest information.

For comprehensive and up-to-date details, it is advisable to reach out directly to Student Finance England or visit their official website.