Aston University

Psychology and Criminology BSc (Hons)

Country
UK
Level
Undergraduate
Duration
48 Months
Next intake
Sept
Apply by
September 2026 Entry: The standard UCAS equal consideration window closed on 14 January 2026.Current Late Window (Up to 30 June 2026): You can still submit a late application via UCAS right now. Applications are processed on a rolling basis depending on remaining seat capacity.UCAS Clearing (July – October 2026): If you apply after June 30, your application will automatically enter the Clearing network.September 2027 Entry: The official UCAS equal consideration deadline is 13 January 2027 at 18:00 UK time.
Tuition / yr
£22,575
Application fee
£28

Entry requirements

Academic: Standard XII (CBSE/ICSE): Minimum 75% average overall across your top subjects (or 70% average overall if accompanied by a Grade B in an EPQ or Core Maths).Standard XII (State Boards / NIOS): Minimum 80% average overall (or 75% with an EPQ/Core Maths equivalency).Class 10 Math Gate: Early numerical proficiency must be verified with at least a B2 grade from CBSE, 60% from ICSE, or 65% from State Boards in your Class 10 math exam

English: IELTS Academic / Academic Online: 6.5 overall.Sub-score Flexibility: Aston permits a split-band profile where one single component band can drop to 5.5, as long as the remaining three testing components score at 6.0 or above.Pearson PTE Academic: 67 overall (with a minimum profile of 50 in three components and one component allowed at 42).Duolingo English Test: 110 overall with no individual sub-score falling below 85.

Careers

Forensic Psychologist (with postgraduate training) Probation Officer Police Officer or Investigator Youth Justice Worker Prison and Rehabilitation Services Victim Support Services Mental Health Support Roles Social Research and Policy