Bachelor of Criminology/Bachelor of Psychological Studies

Yes, domestic students who have received an offer for this bachelor degree can defer their start date for up to 12 months for work, travel or personal reasons, as long as they apply before enrolling. You can select a deferral of 6 or 12 months when accepting your offer through the MyVU system.

Yes, Victoria University offers credit (also known as 'advanced standing') to recognise prior learning or work and life experience. This can reduce the number of units you need to complete. You can apply for credit during the course application process or after accepting your offer during enrolment.

Victoria University delivers its courses using the VU Block Model®, where students study one subject at a time over four-week 'blocks'. This model provides five opportunities across the year to start your course and is designed to be learner-centred.

You may be eligible for up to 20 ATAR adjustment points, which can include adjustments for completing specified Year 12 subjects, VTAC Special Entry Scheme (SEAS) for equity considerations, the Elite Sport & Performer Program (5 points for eligible Year 12 students), and Moondani Balluk adjustments (5 points for Indigenous students with possible additional consideration).

You can apply directly to Victoria University through their online application portal by clicking 'Apply' on the course page, or via VTAC if you wish to apply to multiple universities simultaneously. During the application you will complete personal details, apply for credit if relevant, upload supporting documents, and may apply for special admissions consideration.