Master of Criminology/Master of Project Management

at Bond University

Foundation subjects (13)
 

• Research Methods and Data Visualisation (HUMR71-100)

• Crime Analysis and Profiling (CRIM71-102)

• Transnational Crime (CRIM71-103)

• Genocide: A sociological and criminal approach (CRIM71-105)

• Forensic Criminology (CRIM71-320)

• Security and Strategy (INTR71-102)

• Politically Motivated Violence (INTR71-315)

• Expert Witness and Dispute Resolution (SDCM71-323)

• Risk Management (SDIM71-201)

• Principles of Project Management (SSUD71-103)

• Project Finance and Procurement (SSUD71-111)

• Project Portfolio and Program Management (SSUD71-305)

• Project Resource Planning (SSUD71-403)
   

Electives (1)
 

Choice of one elective from the list of available postgraduate subjects from across the University.
 

In addition, you must choose one of the below options on commencement of the program:
 

• Major Research Project (Part A) (20cp) (20 credit points) (HUMR72-701)

• Major Research Project (Part B) (20cp) (20 credit points) (HUMR72-702)
   

 or 
 

• Research Project A (HUMR71-705)

• Research Project B  (HUMR71-706)

• Plus two (2) general electives from the list of available postgraduate subjects from across the University.

Academic entry requirements

Completion of an undergraduate degree from an approved institution in either criminology, sociology, legal studies, psychology, humanities/arts or business studies.

The below fees are based on the total estimated program fee divided by the number of standard full-time semesters required to complete the program. Fees may vary based on which subjects are selected and the number of subjects enrolled in for each semester.
 

Semester program fee:
 

• Students commencing study : $13,785* per semester average
   

Total program fee:
 

• Students commencing study : $82,710

The Master of Criminology program enables students with an existing knowledge or early career in Criminology to develop research skills as they relate to various areas of criminological enquiry, and communicate the results of any research findings to both technical and non-technical audiences. It will equip graduates with the critical thinking skills and strategic development required to expand their criminology careers.