Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice in Melbourne Australia | Australian Catholic University

Our Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice program examines the roots of antisocial behavior while equipping you with the skills to positively impact the criminal justice field. Through this degree, you'll gain insights into crime's multifaceted origins and effects, along with the legal frameworks and social policies that maintain public safety. The curriculum covers forensic psychology, forensic science, cybercrime, border security, violence analysis, and trauma studies. ACU's psychology undergraduate programs enable students to build knowledge, integrate theoretical concepts, and cultivate practical skills applicable to improving human wellbeing across various professional environments. Those completing the Bachelor of Psychological Science will earn an APAC-accredited psychology qualification, gaining sophisticated understanding of human behavior and thought processes while developing industry-valued professional competencies. This program readies graduates for immediate workforce entry or advanced psychology studies potentially leading to professional registration. Combining these disciplines offers broader perspectives than a standard three-year degree, with legal system and criminology knowledge giving ACU graduates a distinct advantage. Psychology studies benefit justice sector careers, while criminology coursework supports aspiring forensic psychologists. Program length: 4 years full-time