刑事司法文学士（荣誉）学位

成为刑事司法专家。BA（Criminal Justice）由法学院管理，该学院在刑事司法领域拥有丰富的专业知识。犯罪，司法和受害者研究中心于1997年在法学院成立，是国家刑事司法研究卓越中心。因此，利默里克大学的刑事司法学生将由该地区的专家授课，这些专家在国内和国际上广泛出版了有关刑事司法主题的文章。这些人员的专业知识得到了其他学科（即社会学，政治学，公共管理，心理学和管理学）的一流教职证书的补充，这为该计划做出了贡献。<br> <br>法学院在刑事司法领域的研究实力很强，已经与主要的刑事司法利益相关者建
The BA (Criminal Justice) is a four-year, inter-disciplinary degree programme. In each semester, you will study a combination of modules from Law, Sociology, Politics and Public Administration. An exposure to each of these disciplines ensures that you will develop a comprehensive understanding of the criminal justice system and how it reacts to and regulates the society within which it operates. To further enhance your learning during the programme, you will study some Psychology modules which will aid in understanding human behaviour and the motivations of those who commit crime along with the behaviours of other actors in the criminal justice system such as police, judges and juries. Modules in Management will also give you core skills which are essential for future administrative roles within the criminal justice sector.<br>A key learning experience within the programme is the eight-month co-operative work placement which you will undertake at the end of Year 2. Co-op will give you a unique and invaluable opportunity to gain practical experience working in social impact and community work placements. Through these placements, you will put your learning to practical use and build networks with potential future employers. It is also possible to spend some of this work placement period abroad.<br>Become an expert in Criminal Justice. The BA (Criminal Justice) is administered by the School of Law which boasts considerable expertise in the criminal justice area. The Centre for Crime, Justice and Victim Studies was established at the School of Law in 1997 and is a national centre of excellence for criminal justice research. Students of criminal justice in the University of Limerick will thus be taught by experts in the area who have published widely both nationally and internationally on criminal justice topics. The expertise of these staff is complemented by the first class credentials of the teaching faculty from the other disciplines (i.e. Sociology, Politics, Public Administration, Psychology and Management) which contribute to the programme.