This double degree combines Criminology and Psychological Science to explore the connections between crime and the human mind. You will investigate the causes of crime, crime prevention strategies, and how social factors interact with the criminal justice system. Simultaneously, you will delve into various aspects of psychology, including cognitive, developmental, social, abnormal, clinical, and health psychology, examining theories related to individual and group behaviour. The program aims to equip you with skills to analyse crime and behaviour, apply evidence-based approaches to justice issues, and communicate effectively with diverse stakeholders. It also offers a pathway towards postgraduate psychology study if you meet the entry requirements.
All information on this course page is based on 2026 and subject to change in 2027. Indicative course information for domestic students. International students can apply all year round, but should check this page for the most current information before applying. All applicants should check this course page for the most current information before applying.
Fees depend on the type of place offered, course, eligibility, and financial support. 120 credit points represent full-time study for one year. A Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) means the Australian Government pays a portion of your university fees.
APAC-accredited foundation for psychology Honours