Murdoch University
5 years
Gain a competitive edge in your law career by combining your Bachelor of Laws with a Bachelor of Criminology and explore the role and operation of law in the criminal justice sector.
To be eligible for this combined degree, you'll need to meet the entry requirements for both the Bachelor of Laws and the Bachelor of Criminology. This includes achieving a minimum Selection Rank of 90 and demonstrating the required English language proficiency.
As part of this combined degree, you'll study a range of subjects across both law and criminology, including criminal law and procedure, legal protection of international human rights, international and transnational crimes, and criminal behaviour. You'll also have the opportunity to choose from three majors: Criminal Behaviour, Crime Science, or Legal Studies.
Murdoch University is a leading provider of legal education in Western Australia, with a strong reputation for producing highly skilled and work-ready graduates. The university's Law School is accredited by the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia and recognised by the Malaysia Bar Council, ensuring your degree is widely recognised.
Studying law in combination with criminology can lead to a diverse range of career paths, from navigating human rights to pursuing a career in the police force. You could work in the public or private sector, fighting for the rights of those who are disadvantaged or unfairly treated, and helping create a better society.
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