Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Applied Criminology - Criminal Investigation

Students will gain a strong grounding in core criminological themes, concepts, debates and perspectives through a range of modules covering topics such as: the causes of crime, psychology and crime, the history of crime and punishment and transnational crime. They'll learn how to apply theories to a range of crime problems and understand how they relate to real life problems or scenarios.

Students will develop study and employability skills right through the course to ensure they reach their full academic and career potential and where possible, they will have opportunities to participate in trips or visits to gain insight into the workings of the justice system.

Students will explore the essential concepts and practices within criminal investigation processes, and they will consider aspects of police function that relate to the National Intelligence Model. This will include how the investigation of specific crimes link to the intelligence function and the use of covert strategies within criminal investigations.

Students will also explore policing and general crime investigation so that they can develop their ability to critically analyse all aspects of major crime investigative practice. Students will learn about the processes, procedures and rationale that sit behind such important police investigations.