54 Bachelor's degrees in Criminal Law in Oceania

Examine principles of justice and ethical legal practice with a Bachelor of Laws program from James Cook University. Become skilled at reviewing contracts, arguing a criminal case, negotiating litigation settlements and interpreting matters of constitutional law.

The Criminology, Laws program at Western Sydney University offers a highly valued career path in criminology and law. Learn about areas including law enforcement and surveillance, criminal justice and practices, cultural depictions of crime and contemporary debates in criminology. This degree also focuses on critiquing legal, social and cultural definitions of criminality and reactions to it.

Throughout this Bachelor of Criminology - Bachelor of Laws program from Deakin University you'll explore all major areas of the law while investigating the underlying reasons behind criminal behaviour, and graduate with two in-demand degrees.

Criminology and Criminal Justice from University of New South Wales prepares you to examine the complex nature of crime, why people commit it and how society and the criminal justice system respond to it.

Complete the academic prerequisites to become a lawyer in just three years with the Bachelor of Laws at Southern Cross University, developing the intellectual, critical, and practical skills needed in the professional practice of law.   

Become a problem solver and explore the social and psychological factors behind why people commit crime. With this bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at University of Southern Queensland you’ll learn about society’s responses to crime and many of the factors that challenge whether these responses are effective.  

When you study a Bachelor of Criminology - Bachelor of Laws (Honours) degree programme from University of Newcastle you’ll develop the high-level problem solving and communication skills and legal expertise needed to act as an advocate in the criminal justice system.

At the Communication (Media and Communication Industries) - Laws (Honours) program offered by Queensland University of Technology you will Gain digital expertise in artificial intelligence, robotics, legal tech and design thinking to remain adaptable in rapidly evolving digital age of law.

The Criminal and Community Justice program at Western Sydney University is designed for current employees within Corrective Services and other similar professions, as well as those external to the industry who wish to pursue a career in corrections, probation and/or parole (Community Corrections). 

Both science and law can be applied across a number of industries. From technology to environmental management, research, health and more. Choose from 10 diverse science majors and graduate with strong legal expertise that elevates your potential across a wide range of sectors. Learn more with the Bachelor of Science - Bachelor of Laws (Honours) degree programme from University of Newcastle.

Learn how human behaviour and psychology can apply to the criminal justice field. Develop foundational skills in counselling and applied neuropsychology, criminal behaviour and more. Learn more with the Bachelor of Criminology - Bachelor of Psychological Science from University of Newcastle.

This Laws with Arts B.Law/BA program from The University of Notre Dame Australia designed to be completed over five years, has a strong emphasis on ethics, practical legal training, and the concepts of duty, social function and service to others.

In Bachelor of Laws (Honours) - Psychological Science from La Trobe University, you'll build an adaptable skillset that combines skills-based legal training with expertise in psychological teaching, preparing you for a rewarding career. 

This Criminology and Psychology degree from the RMIT University prepares you for a variety of roles where dealing with people is paramount.