The Master of Arts in Criminology and Criminal Justice program can be completed over two academic years of full-time study or between three and four consecutive years of part-time study. Classes are typically held on weekday evenings, with occasional Saturday sessions.

This master's degree builds upon the knowledge gained from a graduate degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice, preparing students for leadership roles in various criminal justice fields. The program focuses on addressing current and emerging criminal justice issues, providing students with a deeper understanding of crime in contemporary Australian society, as well as key criminological theories and issues. Students have the opportunity to specialize through elective courses that focus on specific agency or crime-related topics.

Career Opportunities:

Graduates of this program are prepared for careers in a wide range of fields, including community health, corrections, crime prevention, criminal justice research organizations, customs, family services, justice administration and policy, law, local government, mental health, military services, and policing.