Murdoch University

Master of Criminology

Murdoch University

Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Postgraduate
CRICOS: 00125J

This course will provide you with the skills to understand the fundamental matters of criminology. Whether you have graduated with a degree in criminology or from another discipline area, you will gain in-depth knowledge and skills to analyse contemporary issues challenging today’s criminal justice system. This course also has the option of completing a thesis, giving you the opportunity to specialise in an area of criminology you're passionate about whilst demonstrating your readiness for PhD studies.

Structure

Total credit points: 48

Subjects

  • Contemporary Topics in Criminology
  • Continuing Professional Development

Standard entry requirements

  • Admission to the Master of Criminology is available to students who have a Bachelor's degree in any area. A student’s advanced standing is assessed at the time of application, taking into account higher level of study and/or professional experience. Up to 12 points of advanced standing is available to students with: • A Bachelor degree in Criminology or a Bachelor degree with a major in Criminology
  • Or • A Bachelor degree in an unrelated discipline and a Graduate Certificate or Diploma in Criminology or cognate discipline
  • Or • An Honours degree or equivalent in an unrelated discipline
  • Or • A Bachelor degree in an unrelated discipline and two years of relevant documented professional experience Up to 24 points of advanced standing is available to students with: • An Honours degree or equivalent in Criminology
  • Or • A Graduate Diploma in Criminology

Study information

CampusFeesEntryMid year intakeAttendance
Perth campus Domestic: $46,560
International: $61,680
No
  • Full-time : 2 years
  • Part-time : 4 years

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