providing evidence of having completed a sufficient standard of study in English
obtaining Academic IELTS within the last 2 years, with a minimum overall score of 6 and no individual score below 5.5
obtaining a qualification deemed to be equivalent to Academic IELTS (and its minimum scores) by Charles Sturt.
Applicants for the Bachelor of Criminal Justice (Honours) must meet the following Admission Requirements:
* A completed Bachelor degree (or AQF equivalent) in Criminal Justice, Justice Studies, Criminology or other related discipline with a minimum GPA of 5.0 (7 point scale)
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* A completed Bachelor degree (or AQF equivalent) with a major in Criminal Justice, Justice Studies, Criminology or other related discipline with a minimum GPA of 5.0 (7 point scale).
Build research expertise
The Bachelor of Criminal Justice (Honours) concentrates on developing your research capacity. Working with qualified supervisors, you'll complete research in a specialised criminological field.
Gain transferable skills
You'll develop skills in research theory and methods; critical analysis of literature; cogent and sustained argument; and clear, precise writing. You will project manage your own thesis and work collaboratively with colleagues and academics.
Learn under exceptional educators
The Centre for Law and Justice was established in 2016 and is at the forefront of criminal and social justice research at the university. Our academic staff are leaders in their fields and have significant experience, expertise and wide-ranging research interests.
Our reputation
Established in 1993, the Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security, in which the Centre for Law and Justice is situated, is a national leader in research and education in law enforcement, emergency management and security. Courses span global issues, including international terrorism, intelligence analysis, transnational crime, fraud and financial crime, corruption, cyber-crime and natural disaster management. The school continues to grow through collaboration with law enforcement, regulators, universities, research bodies, private industry and emergency services providers in Australia and overseas.
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Gain a competitive edge
An Honours degree demonstrates to employers that you have high-order skills in research, project management, reasoning and analysis, and communication.
Work for diverse employers
Career opportunities are found in many areas, including policing, criminal and social justice research; policy development; community and welfare organisations; and corrections, probation and parole.
Pursue an academic career
An Honours degree can provide a pathway to further study at the master's or doctorate level.
