Criminology / Psychological Science, Double Degree Bachelor / Bachelor

In Deakin’s Bachelor of Criminology/Bachelor of Psychological Science, students gain a comprehensive understanding of crime through the lens of social justice, rehabilitation, and the underlying psychological factors. This dual degree allows exploration of interconnected themes, such as the causes of criminal behaviour, while providing accredited psychological training that leads to strong career prospects in fields like forensic psychology or policy development. Graduates emerge with versatile skills, enhanced by practical experiences including final-year placements.By studying these disciplines together, learners acquire broad knowledge of crime’s meaning, forms, causes, and consequences, alongside institutions for prevention and control. The program covers diverse psychological areas, including behavioural neuroscience and psychopathology, equipping students to address crime empathetically. Career-focused units, seminars, and a 140-hour internship build real-world expertise, fostering employability through e-portfolios and industry guidance.