MSc Criminology at University of Portsmouth

The Portsmouth Law School at the University of Portsmouth offers a Master of Science (MSc) in Criminology. This degree program lasts for 12 months and falls under the Humanities and Social Sciences category. For international students, the tuition fee is £15,500. To enroll in this MSc Criminology course, students need to provide proof of English language proficiency through tests such as IELTS or PTE.

Customize your degree to match your career goals.

Benefit from the expertise and facilities available at the Institute of Criminal Justice Studies.

Study through a supported distance learning program, allowing you to fit your studies around other commitments.

Work on a major project in your area of research, with the help of skilled and friendly staff who are experts in their field.

12th Grade

There is no specific cutoff mentioned for 12th grade.

Graduation

A second-class honors degree or equivalent in a relevant subject is required. Applicants with strong and relevant work experience may also be considered.

IELTS

Marks: 6.5

You need a minimum score of 6.0 in each component.

PTE

Marks: 61.0

You need at least 54 in each component.

Application Process for the University of Portsmouth

Step 1: Prepare Your Documents

• Statement of Purpose (SOP): Write a personal statement explaining why you want to study this course and why you chose the University of Portsmouth.
• Letters of Recommendation (LOR): You need to submit two references on official letterhead.

Step 2: Additional Documents Required

• Transcripts: Provide copies of your academic transcripts.
• Proof of English Proficiency: If English is not your first language, submit test scores (like IELTS or TOEFL).
• Passport Copy: Include a clear copy of your passport.

Step 3: Start Your Online Application

Visit the following link to begin your application: University of Portsmouth Online Application

Step 4: Application Deadline

The deadline for Fall (September) intake is April 30th. Please note that these dates are based on previous years. For the most accurate deadlines, consult with our expert counselors.