Bachelor of Criminal Justice

Yes, Victoria University offers credit (also known as 'advanced standing') for relevant prior learning or work and life experience. This can reduce the number of units you need to complete, saving you time and money. You can apply for credit during the course application process directly through VU, or during enrolment after your application is accepted.

Yes, domestic students who have been offered a place in the Bachelor of Criminal Justice can defer their start date for up to 12 months for reasons such as work, travel, or personal circumstances. Deferral must be arranged before enrolling by accepting your offer and selecting the deferral option in the MyVU system.

Yes, Victoria University offers adjustment points that can be added to your ATAR, with a maximum of 20 adjustment points for any one course. These can include points for completing specified Year 12 subjects, VTAC Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) equity considerations, the Elite Sport & Performer Program (5 points for eligible Year 12 students), and Moondani Balluk support for Indigenous students (5 points plus possible additional consideration).

You can apply directly to Victoria University through the VU application portal by clicking 'Apply' on the course page, or via the Victoria Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC) if you are applying to multiple universities or wish to be considered for special admissions equity schemes (SEAS). During the application, you can select your preferred study option, apply for credit, and upload supporting documentation.

Victoria University offers special admissions consideration for applicants who have faced difficulties, including those from rural or isolated areas, applicants with a disability or medical condition, those from a disadvantaged financial background, applicants facing difficult circumstances, mature-age applicants, men and women applying in disciplines where they are under-represented, and those recognised as Aboriginal Australians. You can apply for special consideration during your course application.