Overview Embark on Queensland's premier forensic science degree at the top-ranked university for criminology in the region. This program offers a unique blend of scientific inquiry and social understanding of crime, taught by experienced academics and industry professionals who integrate their real-world expertise into the curriculum. Career Opportunities Graduates of the Forensic Science with a Focus on Criminology and Criminal Justice program from Griffith University are well-prepared for diverse careers in law enforcement, security, intelligence analysis, crime investigation, probation services, child protection, and various regulatory agencies. Potential career paths include: Forensic Molecular Biologist Forensic Chemist Forensic Toxicologist DNA Analyst Crime Scene Investigator Learn More Visit the program website for additional details.
Begin your journey in Queensland's leading forensic science program at Griffith University, recognized for its excellence in criminology. This degree combines scientific investigation with a deep understanding of the social aspects of crime, delivered by knowledgeable academics and industry professionals who bring real-world experiences into the classroom.
Core Courses Include:
For a comprehensive overview of the curriculum, please visit the program website.
There are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA requirements for this program. However, applicants must meet one of the following English language requirements:
The Cricos code for this program is 062204G. International students completing the Direct Entry Programme (DEP) will satisfy the English language requirements for this degree; please note that DEP is not available for domestic students.
Graduates of the Forensic Science with a Focus on Criminology and Criminal Justice program are well-equipped for various roles in law enforcement, security, intelligence analysis, crime investigation, probation services, child protection, and numerous regulatory agencies. Potential career paths include:
For additional information, please visit the program website.
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