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Local Course information for local students
International Course information for international students
Courses
| Compare | Course name | Study type | Location | Entry score | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Criminal Justice | Undergraduate degree | Melbourne City | ATAR 60.05*See admissions | ||
| Bachelor of Legal and Dispute Studies | Undergraduate degree | Melbourne City | ATAR 60.50*See admissions | ||
| Master of Justice and Criminology | Postgraduate study | Melbourne City | Not applicable*See admissions |
Career outcomes
Graduates have the option to apply and extend their skills, and prepare for their careers, through a range of real-world justice experiences.
From 50-day industry placements, to participating in world-leading projects (such as Bridge of Hope Innocence Initiative, Inside Out Prison Exchange Program, International Study Tours, Forensic Interviewing Labs, and Moot Courts), Criminology & Justice Studies at RMIT University provides a learning experience like no other in Australia.
Research expertise
Our teachers and researchers bring strong industry connections and partnerships with organisations such as:
- Australian Federal Police
- Department of Home Affairs
- Victoria Police
- Courts Victoria
- VCAT
- Corrections Victoria
- Department of Justice and Community Safety
- Family Safety Victoria
- Sexual Assault Services Victoria
- Our Watch
- ANROWS (Australia’s National Research Organisation for Women’s Safety)
- National Women’s Safety Alliance
- e-Safety Commissioner
- Flat Out
- Harm Reduction Victoria.
Staff
- Dr Gregory Stratton (wrongful convictions, miscarriage of justice; digital criminology, work integrated learning)
- Associate Professor Michele Ruyters (wrongful convictions, miscarriage of justice, parole)
- Associate Professor Marietta Martinovic (electronic monitoring, incarceration, teaching in prisons)
- Professor Georgina Heydon (sexual assault, family violence, forensic interviewing, forensic linguistics)
- Dr Rajesh Sharma (mediation and dispute resolution, arbitration, commercial and banking law reform, moot courts and Moot mediation)
- Alyssa Sigamoney (wrongful convictions, miscarriages of justice; post-conviction review, law reform)
- Monique Moffa (wrongful convictions, miscarriages of justice; criminal justice, parole, law reform, work-integrated learning)
- Jarryd Bartle (criminal justice, drug policy, policing practices, law reform, work-integrated learning)
- Alasdair Henry (institutional child abuse, survivor advocacy and activism, work-integrated learning)
