Bachelor of Criminology and Justice
Edith Cowan University
Faculty of Arts, Humanities, Design & Creative Industries
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Semester
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January July 2026
3 years
Joondalup Campus, Australia
The Bachelor of Criminology and Justice is an undergraduate degree that explores crime, law, and the justice system. It develops analytical, research, and problem-solving skills for careers in law enforcement, legal services, corrections, and related fields.
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