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Study crime and justice from every angle. You’ll explore why crime happens, how society responds, and how policy shapes outcomes. Build research and critical thinking skills. Graduate ready for careers in policing, corrections, prevention, and beyond.

Build strong business skills and a deep knowledge of the Australian criminal justice system. You’ll bring financial management and strategic planning skills to roles in criminology. Protect businesses. Stay ahead of cyber scams.

Unlock specialist business knowledge and skills. You’ll deep dive with a major in accounting, economics, or finance. Get to know business law and the ethics of business professionals. Conduct research and use those skills in business decision making.

Prepare to promote community health through nutrition, physical activity, and health education. Gain real-world skills in communication and behaviour change. Graduate equipped for diverse roles in public health, health promotion and client-centred care.

Build a solid IT foundation – and a platform for new roles as they emerge. You’ll learn programming, cybersecurity, and data analysis. Build real projects. Solve real problems. Graduate ready to design secure and scalable solutions across industries.

A career that contributes to a fairer justice system can be yours. This course spans topics in law, sociology, and psychology. You’ll explore cybercrime, human rights, and more. Learn from experts. Apply real-world methods. Step up to a rewarding career.

Learn to improve health at community-scale. You’ll cover biology, epidemiology, and data analysis. Explore public health policy. Use media and advocacy. Consider social and environmental factors. Graduate ready to create change locally and globally.

Spin up data-driven solutions for industry. You’ll study programming, statistics, AI, and machine learning. Complete a capstone project solving real industry problems. Graduate ready for high-demand roles as a data scientist, strategist, or analyst.

Prepare for a career as a journalist, content creator or communications specialist. You’ll learn to research, write, and edit for digital, print, and broadcast. Explore media law and ethics. Build a professional portfolio and focus on your interests.

Take a broad, non-clinical approach to community services and care. You’ll cover public health, disability, and ageing. Study the human body and mind. Explore laws and policies. Graduate ready to improve wellbeing across diverse settings.