The degree consists of 24 units making a total of 144 credit points.

There are seven core Criminology units, three elective Criminology units and a choice of CRIM13003 Criminology Research Capstone or CRIM13004 Criminology Work Placement Capstone unit. This makes a total of 11 Criminology units.

There are nine Psychology units, two elective units at Level 2 and two elective units at Level 3; making a total of 13 Psychology units. The elective Psychology units are grouped into Level 2 electives and Level 3 units to ensure students study the correct number of units at each level to meet accreditation requirements of the Psychology component of the CL55 Bachelor of Science (Criminology and Psychology) course.

NOTE: To meet the course's Psychology accreditation requirements, Psychology units undertaken must include 12 credit points (2 units) at Level 1, at least 24 credit points (4 units) at Level 2 and at least 24 credit points (4 units) at Level 3.  Within these guidelines PSYC11008, PSYC11009, PSYC12047, PSYC12048, PSYC13015, PSYC13017 and PSYC13020 are compulsory units of study. Overall you must undertake at least 60 credit points (10 Psychology units) at Level 2 and Level 3 combined. Failure to satisfy these requirements will result in non eligibility to graduate.

Available units
Students must complete the following compulsory units:
CRIM11001	Foundations of Criminology and Criminal Justice
CRIM11002	Criminal Justice Procedure and Analysis
CRIM11004	Crime and Control
CRIM11005	Crime, Media and Power
CRIM11006	Criminal Intelligence Analysis
LAWS11057	Introduction to Law
PSYC11008	Biological Foundations of Psychology
PSYC11009	Fundamentals of Psychology 2: Psychological Literacy
PSYC11012	Research Methods 1
CRIM12003	Criminology Theory
PSYC12047	Introduction to Data Analysis
PSYC12048	Research Methods 2
PSYC13015	Research Methods 3
PSYC13017	Foundations of Psychopathology
PSYC13020	Individual Differences and Assessment
PSYC13021	Forensic Psychology

There are nine psychology units, two elective units at Level 2 and two elective units at Level 3; making a total of 13 Psychology units. The elective Psychology units are grouped into Level 2 units and Level 3 units to ensure you study the correct number of units at each level to meet accreditation requirements of the Psychology component of the CL55 Bachelor of Science (Criminology and Psychology) course.

NOTE: To meet the course's Psychology accreditation requirements, Psychology units undertaken must include 12 credit points (2 units) at Level 1; at least 24 credit points (4 units) at Level 2 and at least 24 credit points (4 units) at Level 3. Within these guidelines, PSYC11008, PSYC11009, PSYC12047, PSYC12048, PSYC13015, PSYC13017 and PSYC13020 are compulsory units of study. Overall you must undertake at least 60 credit points (10 Psychology units) at Level 2 and Level 3 combined. Failure to satisfy these requirements will result in non eligibility to graduate.

Students must complete 2 of the following Level 2 units.

Available units
Students must complete 2 from the following units:
PSYC12010	Psychology Across the Lifespan
PSYC12012	Physiological Psychology
PSYC12013	Personality
PSYC12014	Critical Social Psychology

There are nine Psychology units, two elective units at Level 2 and two elective units at Level 3; making a total of 13 Psychology units. The elective Psychology units are grouped into Level 2 units and Level 3 units to ensure you study the correct number of units at each level to meet accreditation requirements of the Psychology component of the CL55 Bachelor of Science (Criminology and Psychology) course.

NOTE: To meet the course's Psychology accreditation requirements, Psychology units undertaken must include 12 credit points (2 units) at Level 1; at least 24 credit points (4 units) at Level 2 and at least 24 credit points (4 units) at Level 3. Within these guidelines PSYC11008, PSYC11009, PSYC12047, PSYC12048, PSYC13015, PSYC13017 and PSYC13020 are compulsory units of study. Overall you must undertake at least 60 credit points (10 Psychology units) at Level 2 and Level 3 combined. Failure to satisfy these requirements will result in non eligibility to graduate.

Students must complete 2 of the following Level 3 units.

Available units
Students must complete 2 from the following units:
PSYC13016	Cognitive Psychology
PSYC13022	Learning & Behaviour Modification
PSYC13023	Educational Psychology
PSYC13024	Qualitative Research Methodology
PSYC13025	Applied Sports Psychology

There are seven core Criminology units, three elective Criminology units and a choice of CRIM13003 Criminology Research Capstone or CRIM13004 Criminology Work Placement Capstone unit. This makes a total of 11 Criminology units.

Students must complete 3 Criminology discipline component units from the list below.

Available units
Students must complete 3 from the following units:
CRIM11003	Indigenous Australians and the Criminal Justice System
CRIM12002	Case Management Practice
CRIM12004	Understanding Violence and Conflict
CRIM12005	Community Justice Innovation
CRIM12006	Crimes of the Powerful
CRIM12007	Criminal Ethnographies
CRIM13005	Indigenous Justice
CRIM13006	Justice Strategy and Alliances

There are seven core Criminology units, three elective Criminology units and a choice of CRIM13003 Criminology Research Capstone or CRIM13004 Criminology Work Placement Capstone unit. This makes a total of 11 Criminology units.

Students must choose one of the Criminology capstone units from the list below. 

Available units
Students must complete 1 from the following units:
CRIM13003	Criminology Research Capstone
CRIM13004	Criminology Work Placement Capstone