BA and Bachelor of Criminology in Clayton Australia | Monash University

These two Bachelor's programs will train you to examine local and global challenges, using acquired knowledge to create solutions. You'll learn to recognize credible evidence, evaluate policy impacts, and cultivate independent critical thinking. Consider pairing criminology with complementary fields like psychology, sociology, behavioral studies, gender studies, anthropology, languages, journalism, or philosophy.
The Bachelor of Arts offers over forty study areas, helping you build research capabilities, specialized knowledge, and the confidence to gather information, evaluate data, and articulate sophisticated concepts. Enhance your global perspective through internships, professional experiences, and study abroad options like Monash's Global Immersion Guarantee (GIG), equipping you for diverse cultural and professional settings while connecting you with peers. You'll gain deep insights into human communication, social structures, and cultural differences. As part of your degree, you can spend two weeks studying in destinations like China, India, Indonesia, Italy, Malaysia, Fiji, Samoa, or Vanuatu, with all expenses covered.
The Bachelor of Criminology explores crime and societal responses—examining definitions, causes, and reactions that reflect our social values. This program provides insight into victimization, inequality, and justice systems at local, national, and global levels. Study crimes by individuals, groups, corporations, or governments, and analyze law enforcement, judicial processes, and corrections. Engage with policymakers and witness justice systems in action across various contexts. Criminology pairs well with disciplines like psychology, sociology, behavioral studies, gender studies, and anthropology.
By pursuing a double degree in Arts and Criminology, you'll refine your ability to assess evidence, construct well-supported arguments, and navigate reform challenges. You'll develop expertise in your chosen field while gaining versatile skills valued by employers across industries.