Overview
Develop an understanding of crime, criminal behaviour and justice systems, and explore the social, psychological and environmental factors that influence offending.Â
Examine contemporary crime and justice issues including alcohol and drug-related crime, victimology, policing and society, technology-facilitated crime, and the role of media in shaping public perceptions of crime and justice.Â
Investigate how criminal justice institutions respond to crime and social harm, and gain insight into the challenges and opportunities facing modern justice systems.Â
Explore emerging areas of criminological research, including life course and neurocriminology, and discover how biological, psychological and social factors interact to influence behaviour across the lifespan.Â
Learn to critically evaluate criminological theories, research and evidence, and apply your knowledge to real-world issues in crime prevention, policy and justice reform.Â
Career outcomes
Studying criminology and justice provides a strong understanding of crime, criminal behaviour and the criminal justice system, preparing you for a diverse range of careers dedicated to community safety, crime prevention, and rehabilitation. Graduates may pursue opportunities in:Â
criminal justice systemÂ
child protectionÂ
strategic planning and developmentÂ
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police servicesÂ
community correctionsÂ
border securityÂ
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juvenile justice, andÂ
crime research.Â
Learning from talented experts
The lecturers are amazing at what they do and are so knowledgeable and passionate about their subjects. Hearing their passion is inspiring and motivates me with my studies.
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What you'll study
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Relevant degrees for this major
Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Gain an understanding of crime, criminal behaviour and justice systems, and develop the skills to make a positive impact across criminal justice, community services and public policy settings.Â
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