Macquarie University

Overview

The Bachelor of Criminology and Laws at Macquarie University offers a dynamic blend of theoretical knowledge and practical experience. Students have the unique opportunity to participate in internships with leading law firms and government agencies, gaining invaluable insights and skills that enhance their employability. Additionally, involvement in community-focused initiatives through our not-for-profit family law firm and various clinics fosters a deep understanding of social justice and legal practices.

What you'll study

Core Courses Include:

• Introduction to Criminology
• Law, Lawyers and Society
• Contract Law
• Criminal Justice System
• Public International Law
• Legal Theory and Jurisprudence

Students also have the flexibility to choose electives from a range of disciplines, allowing them to tailor their education based on their individual interests and career aspirations.

Entry requirements

To be considered for admission, applicants must meet certain academic and English language requirements. There are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA thresholds mandated for this program. Proficiency in English can be demonstrated through various standardized tests, ensuring all students are equipped for success in their studies.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Bachelor of Criminology and Laws are well-prepared for a variety of career paths in the legal and social justice sectors. With a strong foundation in criminology and law, alumni often pursue roles in legal practice, policy development, and advocacy. Furthermore, graduates may be eligible for post-study work permits, which provide an opportunity to gain professional experience in Australia, enhancing their career prospects globally.