Master of Justice and Criminology
Gain advanced skills and vocational knowledge for a professional career in the justice system.
Best for:Best for aspiring and practicing justice professionals looking to advance their expertise in criminology, policing, and the legal system.
Overview
The Master of Justice and Criminology offered by RMIT University provides students with an advanced, vocationally focused education designed to prepare them for roles across the justice sector. Delivered through the School of Global, Urban and Social Studies in Melbourne, the programme serves both career-starters entering fields like policing, courts, and corrections, as well as practicing professionals looking to update their expertise. Students benefit from flexible study options, including selected online subjects that accommodate diverse professional schedules. Upon completion, graduates are equipped to enhance their career opportunities in legal, correctional, and regulatory environments.
What you'll do
- Complete coursework subjects focusing on justice systems, criminology, and related professional practices
- Engage with flexible study delivery modes including online learning modules and on-campus sessions
- Analyze complex policy and operational challenges within the justice and correctional sectors
- Synthesize vocational research and professional knowledge to propose solutions for justice administration
Requirements
Degree required: Australian bachelor degree or equivalent overseas qualification
Degree offered: Master's Degree
Language: English proficiency as required by RMIT University admission standards
Instruction: English
- Completed undergraduate degree or demonstrated professional equivalency
- Critical thinking and analytical skills relevant to social sciences or legal studies
- Commitment to professional ethics within the justice sector
- Successfully completed an Australian bachelor degree (or equivalent overseas qualification) OR undertaken at least 5 years of work experience or professional practice in a related field
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How to apply
Applications are submitted directly through the RMIT University course portal. Candidates must review admission requirements and provide necessary academic transcripts or evidence of professional work experience.
- Academic transcripts
- Proof of prior degree or resume documenting professional work experience
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