Bachelor of Criminology and Justice

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Criminology and Justice at ACAP University College is a 3-year undergraduate degree that equips international students with a deep understanding of criminal behaviour, the justice system, crime prevention and multidisciplinary responses to complex social issues. Students explore how laws, policies and justice institutions operate — including their effects on vulnerable groups such as Indigenous Australians, youth and people with mental health challenges — while developing practical skills in case management, ethical decision making and policy analysis. The curriculum blends core criminological theories with applied learning on contemporary justice topics such as drug-related crime, mental health and criminal justice intersections, victimology and crime prevention strategies. Graduates are prepared for careers across justice, community and law-related sectors. 

Intakes: February, May/June , September

Admission Requirements

• IELTS 6.0 overall (no band less than 5.5) or equivalent

Tuition Fees for Nepalese Students

Fee

*Tuition estimates are for the entire program and may increase annually.

Specialisation / Majors

The Bachelor of Criminology and Justice does not have separate majors but integrates specialised focus areas such as:
• Criminological Theory & Crime Causes
• Crime Prevention Strategies
• Criminal Law & Justice Institutions
• Mental Health and Criminal Justice
• Drugs & Crime Policy Analysis
• Ethics & Professional Practice in Justice Settings
• Indigenous Justice & Vulnerable Populations
• Media, Crime & Public Perception
 (These focus areas are embedded across core and elective units for a holistic criminology education.)

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