The Bachelor of Psychology, Criminology and Justice at Edith Cowan University is designed for students driven by a curiosity about human behaviour and its intersection with the justice system. You will explore the complex factors that influence criminal behaviour, the societal structures that shape justice, and the psychological principles underpinning human thought and action. This undergraduate degree offers a robust foundation for understanding the motivations behind crime and the mechanisms of justice, preparing you for a variety of impactful careers.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over three years, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of both psychological inquiry and criminological theory. You will engage with core units in areas such as introduction to psychology, social determinants of behaviour, the psychology of criminal behaviour, and the pursuit of justice. In your final year, you will have the opportunity to undertake a significant project or a practicum placement, allowing you to apply your knowledge in a real-world setting. You will graduate with the critical thinking and analytical skills necessary for roles within the criminal justice sector, social work, or further postgraduate study.