Overview

In this course students will develop project management, research, and academic writing skills, extend their knowledge and understanding of criminology through a student-led project. Students will undertake research within areas of academic specialisation, as well as have opportunities to engage with industry partners, to prepare for future careers. 

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Program of study
36 Units

Year 136 Units
Honours Program36 Units

Admission requirements

Admission requirements
English Language requirements

Aims

The course aims to:

  • Extend students' knowledge and understanding of criminology and the role of research within areas of academic specialisation
  • Provide students with advanced skills in academic writing, including thesis preparation and standards required for publication
  • Provide students with the skills to present their research orally and in writing
  • Encourage students to become independent thinkers and researchers

Learning outcomes

On completion of the course you will be able to:
1.
Demonstrate an extensive knowledge and understanding of criminology
2.
Demonstrate a broad understanding of the existing academic knowledge in the area of their specialisation
3.
Demonstrate a capacity to develop and support the extended argument needed for an Honours research thesis
4.
Evaluate, analyse and deploy evidence in support of a research thesis
5.
Communicate findings clearly, in both oral and written form

Associations

Combined degree association
Honours - 1 year/Bachelor association