M.A. – Criminal Justice

Master of Arts in Criminology and Criminal Justice programme can be completed over two academic year of full-time study, or between three and four consecutive years of part-time study. Classes are generally held on weekday evenings, and occasionally on Saturdays. 

This Masters degree builds on the knowledge from the Graduate Degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice and will equip you for leading roles in criminal justice fields, tackling current and emerging criminal justice problems. You will develop a deeper understanding of the problem of crime in contemporary Australian society and key criminological theories and issues. You will have the opportunity to specialise through elective courses that focus either on specific agency or crime issues.

For National Students
Bachelor Degree in any subject from UGC enlisted University or equivalent by AIU.

For International Students
The eligibility criterion for all programs for international applicants is minimum 50% in the qualifying examination and having studied the prerequisite subjects for admission into the desired program

You will be prepared for work in community health, corrections, crime prevention, criminal justice research organisations, customs, family services, justice administration and policy, law, local government, mental health, military services and policing.