Bachelor of Human Rights/Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice in Melbourne Australia | Australian Catholic University

Advocating for human rights is increasingly crucial in today's world. The study of human rights represents a vital and rapidly expanding area of both national and international scholarship and application, spanning law, criminal justice, history, philosophy, and political science. This innovative interdisciplinary Bachelor of Human Rights program will appeal to dedicated humanitarians seeking specialized training to become prominent advocates for human rights in the modern era.

Our Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice program investigates the roots of unlawful conduct while equipping students with the skills needed to make meaningful contributions to the justice system. Through this degree, you'll gain insight into the intricate origins and consequences of criminal activity, along with the legal frameworks and social strategies that maintain public safety. The curriculum covers diverse subjects including forensic psychology, forensic science, digital crimes, national security measures, and the study of violent behavior and its psychological effects.