Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Criminology and Criminal Psychology (M9C6)

The Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Criminology and Criminal Psychology (M9C6) is an undergraduate program that explores the causes of crime, criminal behavior, and the psychological factors influencing offenders. It combines insights from criminology, psychology, and the criminal justice system to provide a comprehensive understanding of crime and its impact on society. Students study key areas such as criminal behavior, forensic psychology, policing, criminal law, victimology, and social justice. The program also examines how psychological theories can be applied to understand, prevent, and respond to criminal activity. The curriculum develops strong skills in research, critical analysis, communication, and problem-solving, enabling students to evaluate crime-related issues and contribute to effective criminal justice practices. Through case studies, applied learning, and research projects, students gain practical insight into real-world criminal and psychological scenarios. Graduates are prepared for careers in areas such as law enforcement, corrections, probation services, youth justice, social services, forensic support roles, and policy development, or for further study in criminology, psychology, or law. Overall, this program is ideal for students interested in understanding crime, human behavior, and the justice system, and pursuing careers that contribute to safer communities.