I can't seem to pick a career.....

Just an FYI but criminal psychology doesn’t exist in the UK, forensic psychology is the closest thing we have here

I figured, same thing here in the Netherlands. Either way I'm interested in working within the fields of forensics & criminology so it fits what I'm interested in

You could do a Forensic Psychology BSc with those A Levels, then go on to do an MSc and doctorate afterwards to qualify. I generally advise those interested in forensics to stick with straight psychology initially to see if it’s the right fit for them before specialising. Plus it won’t decrease your chances of getting onto the forensic MSc.

I started the year expecting to become a cognitive neuroscience researcher, however, realising they work with AI, I decided to switch to someone more psychology-leaning. Because I was originally planning on becoming a type of neuroscience researcher the A-levels I chose are Psychology, Biology, Chemistry (+EPQ, which I'm writing about the relationship between THC and the development of psychosis)
I then started to lean more towards forensic psychology but eventually landed on criminal psychology. I searched up what could be wanted in terms of A levels and I'm getting a lot of psychology sociology and law/politics. It's WAY too late for me to switch my A-levels (plus I enjoy my current ones). Honestly, I totally get influenced by shows/movies. I wanted to be a cognitive neuro researcher because of Amy Fowler from big bang. Leaning more towards criminal psychology because of Dexter.
Long story short, is there anything I can do relating to criminal psychology/cognitive neuro with my current A-levels?