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Course Overview
Eligibility
Career & Study Pathways
Quality & Recognition
Course Content
Introduction to Research Methods
Core unit for Psychology majors
Brain and Behaviour
Fundamentals of Psychology
Foundations of Statistics
Fundamentals of Criminology
Introduction to Forensic Psychology
Introduction to Law
Law and Social Science
Criminal Law and Process
Policing: Systems and Practice
Global Crime
Sentencing
Crime and Punishment in the International Context
Technological Advances in Dealing with Crime
Deviance, Difference & Conformity
Corrections: Systems and Practice
Youth Justice and Crime
Advanced Topics in Forensic Psychology
Criminal Justice Capstone Project
Industry partner-briefed problems-based project
Integrated Professional Placement A – Law
Optional professional work placement – Option 1
Integrated Professional Placement B – Law
Optional professional work placement – Option 1
Work Experience in Industry A
Optional professional work placement – Option 1
Work Experience in Industry B
Optional professional work placement – Option 1
Integrated Professional Placement A - Psychological Sciences
Optional professional work placement – Option 2
Integrated Professional Placement B - Psychology
Optional professional work placement – Option 2
Common Questions
Yes, the Bachelor of Psychological Sciences/Bachelor of Criminal Justice and Criminology is accredited by the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council, which puts graduates a step closer to becoming a professional psychologist.
The course includes an industry-linked research project in Psychology Project (PSY30003) and a problems-based project briefed by an industry partner in Crime, Society and Culture (LAW30025). Students also have the option to undertake a six- or 12-month professional placement in either Law or Psychological Sciences.
Successful completion of the Bachelor of Psychological Sciences/Bachelor of Criminal Justice and Criminology requires students to complete units of study to the value of 400 credit points. All units of study are valued at 12.5 credit points unless otherwise stated, and the course includes 28 core units.
For domestic students in a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP), the yearly fee is approximately $13,467 AUD, with an estimated total course fee of $53,868 AUD. Fees are estimates only and subject to change. Eligible students may use HECS-HELP to cover all or part of their contribution amount.
The course is offered at the Hawthorn campus with intakes in Semester 2 (03 August 2026) and Semester 1 (01 March 2027). The course is available full-time or equivalent part-time over four years. International students holding student visas are required to study full-time and on campus.
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