The Bachelor of Criminology and Justice gives students an authentic view of the social problems that relate to crime, justice and law. Students develop the knowledge and skills they need to help the world understand the nature and causes of crime and play a role in responding to and preventing crime. Throughout the degree, students will develop strong critical and analytical skills and be given grounding in relevant practical skills and ethical issues.

Students have the ability to expand their career options through studying one of four double degrees, attending the Criminology Careers Evening, and networking with fellow peers in the Criminology Student Institute. The lecturers also have strong ties with the first University-led Sexual Violence Research and Prevention Unit in Australia, within the School of Law and Society.

Through the School's strong relationships with the community and justice sector, students will be exposed to key industry professionals and have the opportunity to undertake a professional placement in their final year of the Bachelor of Criminology and Justice, where they can apply what they have learnt and begin to make a difference. Further information on the Bachelor of Criminology and Justice can be found here.

The Bachelor of Criminology and Justice Honours program is a one-year program designed for students to be able to build on their skills and knowledge developed from their undergraduate degree. Students will work alongside a dedicated team of researchers on a project relating to the criminology and justice discipline. Students will also develop industry relevant skills including, critical thinking and analysis, independence in problem-solving and project management as well as the ability to work collaboratively and ethically. The Honours program gives students a competitive edge for graduate employment or postgraduate study. Further information on the Bachelor of Criminology and Justice can be found here.