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About the course
The Master of Criminology broadens knowledge through core study in international crime and justice, terrorism, criminal justice research and evaluation, and criminological theory and practice. The program examines crime and harm from global issues such as terrorism and genocide to local challenges including Indigenous justice and injustice. It is taught by leading experts in national, international and comparative criminology, building an advanced understanding of trends in crime and criminal justice.
What you might learn
Students develop an advanced, research-informed understanding of criminology, crime and justice, and contemporary debates in criminal justice policy and practice. The course builds skills in research design and methods to collect, analyse and theorise data relevant to criminological problems. It also supports the development of professional capability through opportunities to engage with criminal justice agencies and practitioners, including potential internship experience.
Career outcome
Graduates can pursue roles across government, policy and justice sectors where expertise in crime, harm and criminal justice systems is required. Career pathways may include criminal justice policy and program roles, research and evaluation positions, and work in crime prevention, human rights, and related social policy areas. The course’s applied opportunities and industry engagement can support pathways into agencies and organisations involved in justice, regulation and community safety.
Entry requirements
IELTS 6.5: with no band less than 6.0
Living Costs in Melbourne**
Restaurant (Meal, Inexpensive Restaurant) A$ 15 - 20 |
Rent per Month (1 bedroom in City Centre) A$ 1,583 - 2,094 |
Rent per Month (1 bedroom Outside of Centre) A$ 1,207 - 1,596 |
Transportation (Daily) A$ 7 - 9 |
Utilities per Month (Electricity, Mobile & Internet) A$ 240 - 318 |
Average Salary***
