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About the course
Deakin’s Master of Criminology examines contemporary crime as borderless and data-driven, building advanced analytical and critical thinking skills for fair and effective justice responses. You explore criminal behaviour, prevention and policy across the state, the digital world and the environment. Flexible options such as internships, supervised research or a thesis, plus electives, support specialisations in Digital or Global Criminology at master’s level in criminology.
Career outcome
Graduates can pursue roles across government and justice systems where complex social, policy and technological factors shape crime and security. Career pathways may include policy and program roles, intelligence and analysis, crime prevention and community safety, regulatory and compliance work, and positions in law enforcement, justice agencies and private security. The degree supports professional practice and leadership in master’s level criminology and justice policy. Preparing graduates for legal practice, in-house counsel, policy advisory, and specialist professional roles in Law.
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