Bachelor of Criminology and Psychology - Available from 01/01/2024 in Melbourne Australia | RMIT University

This accredited dual major in psychology and applied criminology equips you for diverse careers centered on human interaction. Through the Bachelor of Criminology and Psychology program, you'll explore criminal psychology, master forensic interviewing techniques, and manage cases involving offenders, victims, and individuals with complex needs. The curriculum emphasizes essential communication abilities, risk evaluation methods, behavioral analysis techniques, and research competencies while grounding you in psychological theory and practice. Graduates emerge with the emotional resilience and intellectual capacity needed for fulfilling yet demanding careers in justice and human services.
With over three decades of excellence in justice education, RMIT's law and justice programs are renowned for their hands-on approach and practical work placements. The university maintains strong partnerships with criminal justice institutions, ensuring course content remains relevant and industry-aligned.
Modern employers seek work-ready graduates who can integrate seamlessly into organizational structures. They value professionals skilled in task management, problem-solving, team collaboration, technological proficiency, and workplace effectiveness. These competencies are cultivated through the optional Professional Internship, allowing you to implement your knowledge within actual justice sector environments.