Terrorism and its management represent one of the foremost security challenges today. Murdoch University offers Australia's first dedicated program in criminology and global security, designed to equip students with essential expertise to address contemporary global issues. The Bachelor of Criminology allows specialisation in areas such as Criminal Behaviour, Legal Studies, or Crime Science, exploring the drivers of crime, criminal psychology, and the influence of legal systems on society. Meanwhile, the Bachelor of Global Security focuses on Terrorism and Counterterrorism Studies, examining its historical roots, societal impacts, and mitigation strategies.This unique combined degree stands out as it is unavailable elsewhere in Australia, fostering innovative thinking to combat terrorism and drawing on insights from leading experts in the field. Students will gain knowledge in topics like international crimes, psychology and law, social welfare law, global politics, and US security policies. Graduates can pursue careers in intelligence services, defence forces, law enforcement, border protection, or roles in security, cybersecurity, foreign affairs, and non-governmental organisations, amid growing global threats.
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