Our staff
Our friendly, approachable and highly experienced staff are here to support you all the way.
School of Law & Criminology
Based at the stunning and historic Old Royal Naval College - close to the City and Canary Wharf - the School of Law & Criminology offers a range of degree courses in law and in criminology. The School’s students have opportunities to get involved with a range of activities during their time at Greenwich, including volunteering with School’s own Legal Advice Centre or with the Innocence Project Lon
Women's rights advocate
Greenwich LLB graduate Shabina has spoken at the UN Commission on the Status of Women and other international forums on topics related to women's empowerment and combating domestic violence.
What we teach
Our degree courses cover a range of areas within the disciplines of law and criminology and are aimed at those wishing to enhance their knowledge of either subject for the purposes of furthering their passion or for those considering a career in a legal or a criminological field.
Criminology
Covering everything from street crime to large-scale state crimes, a degree in criminology at the University of Greenwich deepens your knowledge while widening your perspective.
Law
As a law student at Greenwich you will benefit from our strong links with links to a range of legal (and related) employers in London. As a law student, you'll have access to a range of employability events, including talks and networking opportunities.
The time at Greenwich has flown by so quick but I know now that studying Criminology and Criminal Psychology was the right choice for me.
Innocence Project London
The Innocence Project London (IPL) is a pro-bono project founded in 2010 and is based at the University of Greenwich. The project investigates alleged wrongful convictions of individuals who have maintained their innocence and have already exhausted the appeals process. In January 2016, IPL became a member of the Innocence Network, USA and is the only one in the UK that is part of the network.
Why study at the School of Law and Criminology
We provide a vibrant study environment and a dedicated and approachable staff team deliver our courses. During their studies, students are encouraged to develop their knowledge, their skills and to interact with others and make the most of the resources and extra-curricular opportunities available.
Greenwich students share experience with Innocence Project
Law students from Kansas learnt about work on potential wrongful convictions
Discussing criminology topics from a different point of view with the Inside Out Prison Exchange Programme
The Inside Out Prison Exchange Programme is the international foundation for an innovative prison-based module for BA Criminology and BSc Criminology and Criminal Psychology students at level 5.
Top spot in London for Greenwich
Some of London’s most satisfied students are at the University of Greenwich, according to a new survey, which asks students about the quality of their courses.
I feel that the course as a whole has been very well put together. I especially thought that it was amazing to choose some of the subjects in the second and third year, as you can tailor your degree how you want it. Every year, I have enjoyed all the modules.