Criminology Courses

About Criminology

Criminology courses offer a window into a fascinating field that encompasses the study of crime, responses to crime and crime prevention strategies. You can choose from a number of degree programs, including a Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice, a double Bachelor of Criminology/Bachelor of Laws degree or a Master of Forensic Mental Health. Best of all, you can choose to study many criminology courses online, allowing you the flexibility of studying when and where you want.

If you have a strong sense of social justice and are looking for a job with meaning, the study of crime and criminal justice may be a good direction for you. Depending on the career path you wish to explore, you could find yourself studying exciting courses in criminal psychology, forensic science or pathology, criminal justice, social science or forensic mental health.

A criminology degree can lead you to jobs in government, correctional services, policing, social work, intelligence and policymaking.

Career Outcomes

• Writer
• Sociologist
• Youth Worker
• Community Development Officer
• Policy and Project Officer
• Corrections Officer
• Immigration Officer
• Parole Officer
• Social Justice Researcher
• Policy Analyst
• Project Manager
• Research Designer
• Psychologist
• Security Officer
• Historian
• Criminologist
• Public Servant
• Indigenous Community Liaison Officer
• Probation Officer
• Lawyer
• Federal Police Officer
• State Police Officer
• IT Administrator
• Crime Investigator
• Crime Investigation Assistant
• IT Programmer
• Security Advisor
• Judge
• Disability Services Instructor
• Correctional Officer
• Forensic Scientist
• Policy Officer
• Project Officer
• Child Protection Officer
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