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Bachelor of Law and Society
Course overview
| Qualification | Bachelor's Degree |
| Study mode | Data not available |
| Duration | 3 years |
| Intakes | |
| Tuition (Local students) | $ 12,728 |
| Tuition (Foreign students) | $ 48,364 |
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Tuition
- $ 12,728
- Local students
- $ 48,364
- Foreign students
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Entry Requirements
English Language Requirements:
- Achieved the required level for the course you are applying for; or
- Successful completion of an approved secondary or tertiary qualification, taught in the English language in a country where English is the official language or the main language spoken (for English levels 1-3 only) with evidence no more than five years old on the proposed date of commencement of the course; or
- Successfully completed a pre-course English program from an approved ELICOS Provider.
- Other evidence of English language proficiency may be accepted.
Curriculum
Year 1
Core:
- Academic and Professional Communication
- Crime and Criminology
- Criminal Justice System
- An Introduction to Justice and Society
- Australian Justice System
- Contentious Justice Issues
Option/Elective:
- Introduction to Forensic Science
- General Chemistry
- Chemistry for the Life Sciences
- Psychology 1A
- Psychology 1B
Year 2
Core:
- Crime and Punishment
- Policing and Law Enforcement
- Criminal Process and the Courts
- Access to Justice: Policy and Reform
Option:
- General Chemistry
- Chemistry for the Life Sciences
- Crime Fiction and Film: From Poe to the Postmodern
- Introduction to Forensic Science
- Chemical Criminalistics
- Terrorism and Society in Modern Europe
- Young People and the Law
- Legal Fictions: Race, Crime and Sovereignty
- Miscarriages of Justice - Australia, Canada, Britain
- Research Methods 1
- Personality and Social Psychology
- Human Development
- Sociology of Deviance
- Sex, Gender and the Law
Year 3
Core:
- International Criminal Justice
- Seminar in Justice Policy
- Socio-Legal Research Methods
Plus one of the following:
- Corporate Crime
- Crime, Law and Trauma
- Psychology, Crime and the Law
- Current Issues in Criminal Justice B
Option (choose 9):
- Biological Criminalistics
- Evidence Evaluation
- Corporate Crime
- Crime, Law and Trauma
- Psychology, Crime and the Law
- Current Issues in Criminal Justice B - Organised Crime and Criminal Networks
- Chemical Criminalistics
- The Italian Mafia: Origin and Representations
- Justice Policy Work Integrated Learning
- Research Methods 2
- Advanced Social Psychology
- Applied Cognitive Psychology