University of the Sunshine Coast

Overview

The Bachelor of Laws - Criminology and Justice program at the University of the Sunshine Coast provides students with vital legal knowledge and skills tailored for careers in the legal sector. The curriculum emphasizes social justice, ethics, and law reform.

What you'll study

Throughout this program, students will engage in:

• Researching legal issues, offering legal advice, presenting arguments, and participating in simulated court activities.
• Understanding legal institutions and processes while investigating effective crime prevention strategies.
• Selecting specialized courses in fields such as criminal profiling, youth justice, restorative justice, forensic science, and international justice.

Entry requirements

Applicants are expected to meet the following criteria:

• Completion of Australian Year 12 or equivalent with satisfactory grades.
• Consideration for entry may be given for further studies at college or university.

Career prospects

Graduates can explore various career paths, including:

• Legal Advocacy
• Corruption Investigation
• Crime Prevention Strategies
• Policy Development and Law Reform
• Legal Research and Analysis
• Political Advisory Roles
• Prosecution Services
• White-Collar Crime Investigation