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Criminology jobs and career pathways in Australia
Explore criminology careers in Australia, from policy and advocacy to research and corrections. See where a criminology degree could lead.
Entry requirements for criminology degrees in Australia
Is an ATAR the only way into a criminology degree? Not necessarily. Our student advisor Amina Ahmed compares entry requirements across undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
Alternative pathways into a criminology degree
There’s more than one way into a criminology degree. Student advisor Amina Ahmed explains the available criminology pathways and how to find one that suits your circumstances.
What is a Bachelor of Criminology?
Criminology is about a lot more than profiling serial killers à la Jodie Foster in The Silence of the Lambs. Find out what you’ll actually study in a Bachelor of Criminology and where it could take you.
What is a Master of Criminology?
Thinking about postgraduate study in criminology? Whether you're already working in the justice sector or changing careers, this guide explains what a Master of Criminology involves and who it's best suited to.
Law internships and work experience: how to get started
Wondering how law students gain practical experience? Here's how internships, clerkships and other opportunities work, when they happen and how they can help launch your legal career.
How to study law online in Australia
Law course specialist Luan Koay is here to tell you everything about studying law online, including what it's like, how it differs to the on-campus experience, and which courses you can access.
Law degrees explained: understand your study options
Trying to understand how law degrees work in Australia? This guide explains common law qualifications, law course structures, core subjects, electives, majors and career outcomes, with guidance from student advisor Luan Koay.
Entry requirements for law degrees in Australia
There’s more than one way to get into a law degree. Student advisor Luan Koay takes you through ATAR, graduate, mature-age and alternative pathways, helping you choose a next step that suits you.
Bachelor of Laws vs Juris Doctor: what’s the difference?
Compare the two main pathways to becoming a lawyer – the Bachelor of Laws, for undergraduates starting out, versus the Juris Doctor, for graduates from other fields.
How to find the best online law degree for you in Australia
Not sure which online law course is right for you? Student advisor Luan Koay explains how to compare options based on your career goal, study history, experience and readiness.
What it’s really like to study law in Australia
Law has a reputation for being challenging – but what's it actually like to study? Here's what you can expect from the workload, assessments and learning experience.