The Bachelor of Criminology and Justice at Edith Cowan University is designed for students passionate about understanding the complexities of crime, its causes, and societal responses. You will explore critical issues such as criminal behaviour, policing, corrections, and the very concept of justice. This undergraduate degree offers a comprehensive foundation in criminological theory and practical applications within the justice system. You will be equipped to analyse societal challenges and contribute to evidence-based solutions, making this an ideal choice for those seeking to make a tangible impact in the field.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over three years, combining core units with a wide range of electives allowing you to tailor your studies. You will engage with subjects like The Pursuit of Justice, Criminology, and The Psychology of Criminal Behaviour, alongside practical units such as Research in Action. In your final year, you can undertake a significant Criminology and Justice Capstone Project or a Practicum Placement, offering invaluable real-world experience. You will graduate prepared for diverse career paths within law enforcement, corrections, policy development, and community services.