Bachelor of Criminology Bachelor of Forensic Science

This combined degree at UTS integrates criminological theory with hands-on forensic science practice, reflecting UTS's practice-based learning approach developed in partnership with industry leaders. Students benefit from studying at Australia's #1 ranked young university, located in Sydney's technology and innovation precinct.

UTS offers a range of alternative entry pathways including the STAT (Skills for Tertiary Admission Test), VET/TAFE qualifications such as diplomas or advanced diplomas, the UTS College pathway, the U@Uni Academy for eligible high school students, and the Jumbunna Admissions Program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. A limited ATAR consideration is also available for those who didn't finish high school or receive an ATAR.

UTS reports a 93.3% employment rate for its graduates (measured three years post-graduation), reflecting strong career readiness and employer demand. Graduates of this combined degree are well-positioned for careers in forensic laboratories, criminal investigation, law enforcement agencies, government policy, and research, given their dual expertise in criminology and forensic science.

Yes, international students can apply for this course at UTS. UTS offers over 400 scholarships, including specialised scholarships for international students from diverse backgrounds. Prospective international students can contact the UTS international team at international@uts.edu.au or via WhatsApp at +61 489 089 375 for guidance on the application process.

UTS is located in the heart of Sydney's Tech Central precinct, surrounded by over 3,000 creative industries and close to the CBD, Darling Harbour, and beaches. The campus is part of a vibrant, multicultural city ranked as one of the world's most liveable, with a student community drawn from over 180 nationalities.