Kierunek Criminology and Criminal Justice (studia po angielsku) - University of Hertfordshire (Hatfield) - Wielka Brytania - Studia licencjackie - kierunki studiów i testy predyspozycji

1. Are you interested in understanding the causes of crime and criminal behavior?

Yes, I want to study why people offend Somewhat, but it's complex No, I prefer other aspects of law

2. Do you want to learn about the criminal justice system: police, courts, and corrections?

Yes, that structure fascinates me A bit, but it's broad No, it's not my interest

3. Are you drawn to studying crime prevention strategies and policies?

Yes, I want to design prevention programs Somewhat, but not sure where to start No, I prefer reactive approaches

4. Do you wish to study victimology and support services for crime victims?

Yes, I want to help victims recover Somewhat, but I lack experience No, I prefer offender-focused work

5. Are you fascinated by forensic methods and crime scene investigation?

Yes, forensic science excites me A bit, but I'm unsure how it works No, I prefer theoretical studies

6. Do you want to understand the role of rehabilitation and offender treatment programs?

Yes, rehabilitation is key Somewhat, but I lack psychology background No, I prefer punishment-focused approaches

7. Are you interested in policy analysis and the impact of legislation on crime rates?

Yes, I want to evaluate policies A bit, but I find legal texts dense No, I prefer fieldwork

8. Do you wish to study comparative criminology and international justice systems?

Yes, global perspectives interest me Somewhat, but I'm unsure about differences No, I prefer a single-system focus

9. Are you drawn to research methods and statistical analysis in criminology?

Yes, data analysis is my strength A bit, but I need to improve my stats No, I prefer qualitative work

10. Do you plan a career in law enforcement, corrections, or policy advocacy?

Yes, I aim to work in criminal justice Somewhat, but I'm exploring options No, I prefer academic research

Criminology and Criminal Justice