Which degree name corresponds to a Law-focused criminology program?

• A. LLB (Hons) Law with Criminology
• B. BA Criminology
• C. BSc Criminology with Law
• D. BA (Hons) Criminology and Sociology

Answer: (A)

Degree titles show where the emphasis lies: law versus criminology. An LLB is a Bachelor of Laws, a professional pathway into practicing as a lawyer. When you see “Law with Criminology” on an LLB, it means you study law in depth while also taking criminology content, making the program law-focused with criminology integrated. The other options center on criminology or social sciences (a pure criminology degree, a criminology degree with some law content but leading with science/technical wording, or criminology with sociology), so they don’t signal a law-centric qualification. Therefore, the degree name that clearly points to a law-focused criminology program is the one that combines an LLB with criminology.