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By pursuing UNE's Bachelor of Criminology with Honours, you'll undertake a major research project in your chosen criminology specialization, such as organized crime, child exploitation, drug trafficking, or rural crime. This program prepares you for a fulfilling career while contributing to important discussions about crime and justice in Australia and internationally. You'll also develop valuable critical thinking abilities—highly sought-after skills applicable to various professions, ensuring long-term career adaptability.
UNE leads in rural crime research through its groundbreaking Centre for Rural Criminology, a global collaborative research initiative dedicated to understanding rural crime dynamics and fostering safe, resilient communities in our evolving world. The intensive one-year Honours program allows you to create an original research project, conducting both theoretical and empirical investigations under expert supervision. You'll apply your undergraduate knowledge to produce a comprehensive 15,000 to 20,000-word dissertation.
The Honours year often becomes the most rewarding and demanding phase of your undergraduate journey—a unique chance to immerse yourself fully in a subject you're passionate about. This pathway provides direct professional entry into your preferred criminal justice system sectors.