Nottingham Trent University - 7 March Open Day
7 Mar 2026, 09:00
Nottingham
The FdA Criminal Justice course introduces you to the systems and policies behind criminal justice in our society. From exploring the causes of crime to analysing how laws are enforced, you’ll get to grips with today’s all-important issues.
You'll develop critical knowledge and practical skills that are highly valued by employers in a variety of criminal justice roles. You’ll study real-world topics like policing, rehabilitation, youth justice, and criminology, preparing you for a rewarding career.
Our experienced teaching staff bring a wealth of knowledge from across the criminal justice sector, ensuring that your learning is informed by the latest research and practice.
You'll also benefit from a supportive learning environment and opportunities to build valuable connections with industry professionals. This course will empower you to make a difference in the sector.
Why study Criminal Justice at NTU in Mansfield?
The course includes a placement alongside your studies in areas such as policing, youth justice agencies, charities and local youth groups in the Mansfield area.
On completing this foundation degree you’ll be well-placed to go straight into the world of work and take up a variety of careers within the Criminal Justice sector.
On completing the course, you'll be eligible to top-up to degree-level study in BA (Hons) Criminal Justice (Top-up), BA (Hons) Professional Policing or BA (Hons) Youth Justice (year two).
**The course is delivered over 2-3 days a week, ** allowing you to fit in study around other commitments.
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