COURSE OF Policing and Criminal Justice Studies

Newcastle College University Centre (Newcastle upon Tyne)

University: http://www.newcastlecollege.co.uk/

Course:

This new programme will develop the knowledge and skills you will need to work in the police and/or wider criminal justice system. You will have the opportunity to work with a variety of organisations in place to tackle crime, disorder and antisocial behaviour and those working with the most vulnerable within society. You will undertake 200 hours of “hands on” experience within the public and/or third sector, over the duration of the foundation degree, some of this will take place through organised activities with the emergency services, however the majority of the time will be spent volunteering in the local community. Although not essential in the first year of study, it is heavily encouraged for learners undertaking this degree to work as a special constable, volunteer with an organisation that specialises in dealing with those at risk of offending or those that support offenders. You will be able to be involved in research focusing on your chosen field and will have the chance to participate in conferences. In addition, you will be provided with a wide range of opportunities to develop your understanding of the criminal justice system by engaging with events, volunteering and visits to our industry partners. The course is delivered by lecturing staff that currently work in the criminal justice system or have experience in the wider criminal justice sector. Staff on the course are best placed to prepare you for a range of roles in the criminal justice sector. The programme is suitable for individuals who want to achieve a Foundation Degree in this field, undertaking a course that is specifically tailored to the role of a police constable and police community support officer (PCSO). Current serving police constables, special constables and PCSO’s will benefit from the course and will be eligible for Recognised Prior Learning. The amount of RPL credited to the individual is governed by Newcastle College Group regulations, for more information, please visit - http://www.ncl-coll.ac.uk/higher-education/recognise-me With successful completion and satisfactory academic performance, you may decide to apply for the top up BA (Hons) degree in Policing and Criminal Justice Studies (subject to validation), or a position within the criminal justice system. Career opportunities include (not exhaustive); a range of roles in the police, probation, prison service, youth offending, Ministry of Defence Police and the Civil Nuclear Constabulary.

Foundation Degree in Arts - FdA

Duration: 2 years

Study mode: Full-time

Qualification requirements: CC (±13 PT)

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