The Criminology programme is a three-year Bachelor's degree taught entirely in English. It delves into the study of crime, criminal behaviour, and how justice systems address societal challenges. This interdisciplinary program, part of the Laurea Triennale in Sociologia, is the only undergraduate criminology program in English offered in continental Europe. You will explore the causes of crime, societal responses, and effective policies for prevention and reduction. The curriculum balances theoretical knowledge with practical application, covering criminal justice systems, crime prevention strategies, and the use of technology in crime analysis from both local and international viewpoints.
The curriculum combines sociological, psychological, and political science perspectives with an in-depth study of criminal law, justice systems, and crime prevention. You will develop skills in methodology and data analysis to conduct rigorous research and interpret complex information on crime trends and prevention.
This programme prepares you for a variety of careers in fields such as security, policy, and analysis. You will gain the skills to conduct independent research and contribute to crime prevention, rehabilitation, and community safety initiatives.
Specific academic entry requirements may vary. Please refer to the official admissions page for detailed information.
Tuition fees and living costs are not specified on the program page. Please refer to the university's official finance and admissions sections for detailed information.