Criminology and Criminal Justice (Politics), Bachelor

Our Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice equips you to engage in informed discussions on criminal behaviour and societal responses. You will examine the intricate causes and characteristics of crime, its effects on communities, and strategies for intervention. This includes investigating motivations behind criminal acts, the impact on victims and society, and the processes of crime investigation and prosecution, shaped by cultural and political influences.You will undertake courses in criminology, law, and sociology, exploring how structural inequalities affect crime and justice systems. Discover various forms of punishment, innovative approaches to criminal behaviour, and the rising role of globalisation, cyberpolitics, and digital technologies in crime. Develop research and critical thinking skills to support those affected by crime, apply your knowledge through practical or research-based internships, and graduate prepared for careers in community safety, crime prevention, or advanced research degrees.