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Program Code

BCRIM

Academic Year

2022

Program Faculty

Faculty of Arts

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These Program Rules should be read in conjunction with the University's policies (http://www.adelaide.edu.au/policies).

Overview

The Bachelor of Criminology offers a range of courses on the sociology of crime and deviance as well as providing students with the opportunity to study subjects that form part of the growing field of crime science. Key to the program is the application of these theories and techniques to both criminal justice policy and practice.

The Bachelor of Criminology is an AQF Level 7 qualification with a standard full-time duration of 3 years.

Conditions

Condition of enrolment
Interruption of program: Students must apply for permission from the Executive Dean or delegate before taking a Leave of Absence. Any extension of the leave without approval will result in the loss of place in the program but an application may be made to be re-admitted to the program subject to the admission procedures in place at the time.

Academic Program Rules for Bachelor of Criminology

There shall be a Bachelor of Criminology.

Qualification Requirements

Academic Program:

To qualify for the degree of Bachelor of Criminology the student must complete satisfactorily a program of study consisting of the following requirements with a combined total of not less than 72 units:

Core courses to the value of 33 units, including a course chosen from the Core Competency List to the value of 3 units
Criminology Closed Electives to the value of 15 units
Open Elective courses to the value of 15 units
Broadening Electives to the value of 9 units; OR
If studying a Major in Politics, the requirement for elective courses required in (3) and (4) is waived; OR
If studying a Major in Sociology, the requirement for elective courses required in (3) and (4) is waived; OR
If studying a Major in Gender Studies, the requirement for elective courses required in (3) and (4) is waived; OR
If studying a Major in Psychology, the requirement for elective courses required in (3) and (4) is waived and Criminology Closed Electives to the value of 6 units in lieu of the course required in (2); OR
If studying a Minor in Forensic Medicine, Open Elective courses to the value of 6 units in lieu of the courses required in (3) and (4); OR
If studying a Minor in Psychology, Open Elective courses to the value of 3 units in lieu of the courses required in (3) and (4); OR
If studying a Minor in Public Health, Open Elective courses to the value of 6 units in lieu of the courses required in (3) and (4); OR
If studying a Minor in Politics, Open Elective courses to the value of 6 units in lieu of the courses required in (3) and (4)
If studying a Minor in Gender Studies, Open Elective courses to the value of 6 units in lieu of the courses required in (3) and (4)
If studying a Minor in Sociology, Open Elective courses to the value of 6 units in lieu of the courses required in (3) and (4)

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Core Courses

To satisfy the requirements for Core Courses students must complete courses to the value of 30 units.

Level I

All of the following courses must be completed:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
CRIM 1001	Understanding Criminology	3
CRIM 1002	Crime and Criminal Justice	3
LAW 1100	Introduction to Law	3

Level II

All of the following courses must be completed:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
CRIM 2001	Advanced Criminological Theory	3
GEOG 2129	Introductory Geographic Information Systems (GIS)	3
SOCI 2012	Introduction to Social Research	3

Level III

All of the following courses must be completed:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
CRIM 3002	Criminological Research	6
CRIM 3004	Quantitative Research Methods in Criminology	3
SOCI 3014	Qualitative Research Methods in Social Sciences	3

Core Competency Courses

To satisfy the requirements for Core Competency Courses students must complete courses to the value of 3 units.

Please note:
Students cannot cross-count the ARTS Core Competency course with any other program requirements, including program core courses, majors, minors, or elective lists. Ensure you read the Course Planner carefully to check your eligibility to enrol. If you need advice, seek assistance from the Faculty of Arts.

Core Competency Courses

Courses to the value of 3 units from the following:

Category A: Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
ACCTING 1002	Introductory Accounting	3
COMP SCI 1015	Introduction to Applied Programming	3
ECON 1012	Principles of Economics I	3
MATHS 1005	Critical Evaluation in Data Science	3
MDIA 1007	Digital Platforms	3
MDIA 1017	3D Imaging	3
PUB HLTH 1001	Health and Illness in Populations	3
SCIENCE 1400	Science or Fiction I	3
SCIENCE 1500	Introductory Data Science - Becoming Smart About Data	3

or

Courses to the value of 3 units from the following:

Category B: Languages and Literacies

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
ABORIG 1001	Indigenous People, Country & Protocols	3
CHIN 1001	Chinese IA	3
CULTST 1001	Approaches to Culture	3
EDUC 1016OL	Academic English I	3
EDUC 1017OL	Introduction to Online Educational Media	3
ENGL 1112	Writing and Composition	3
FREN 1002	French IA: Beginners' French	3
GEOG 1150	Indigenous Peoples and the Environment	3
GERM 1002	German IA: Beginners' German	3
INDO 1201	Introductory Indonesian Part 1	3
JAPN 1001	Japanese IA	3
LING 1053	Australian Indigenous Languages (Kaurna focus) I	3
LING 1101	The Wonder of Language: an intro to Linguistics	3
LING 1102	Introduction to Language in Culture and Society	3
MGRE 1201	Introductory Modern Greek Part 1	3
MUSGEN 1004	Musics of the World I	3
SPAN 1003	Introduction to Spanish IA	3
SPAN 1003OL	Introduction to Spanish IA	3

or

Courses to the value of 3 units from the following:

Category C: Work Integrated Learning

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
ARTSEXP 1001	Crafting Careers	3

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Politics Major

To satisfy the requirements for Politics Major students must complete courses to the value of 24 units.

A minimum of 3 units and a maximum of 6 units must be completed at Level I, a minimum of 3 units of Level II and at least 12 units at Level III, including 6 units of the designated capstone course. Students must complete at least 3 units in Level I of the major before undertaking courses at Level II, 3 units at Level II before undertaking courses at Level III, and 15 units in the major before undertaking the capstone.

Level I

Courses to the value of up to 6 units may be taken from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
POLIS 1102	Introduction to Global Politics	3
POLIS 1104	Introduction to Comparative Politics	3
POLIS 1106	Introduction to Australian Politics	3

Level II

and

Courses to the value of up to 9 units may be taken from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
POLIS 2001	The Politics of Crime and Justice	3
POLIS 2013	Terrorism and Global Politics	3
POLIS 2106	Justice, Virtue and the Good	3
POLIS 2118	The Politics of Leadership	3
POLIS 2120	Conflict and Crisis in the Middle East	3
POLIS 2122	Global Environmental Politics	3
POLIS 2124	Global Justice and International Order	3
POLIS 2130	International Political Economy	3
POLIS 2137EX	International Study Tour: Politics II	3
POLIS 2138	Policy and Practice in Australian Politics	3
POLIS 2139	The State of the World: Post Covid-19	3
POLIS 2140	Australia's Foreign Policy in the Indo-Pacific	3

Level III

and

Courses to the value of 6 units from the following:

Capstone

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
POLIS 3106	Public Policy Research Project	6

and

Courses to the value of at least 6 units from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
POLIS 3001	Citizenship and Globalisation	3
POLIS 3002	International Security	3
POLIS 3003	Cyber-Politics: Politics & the Internet Revolution	3
POLIS 3102	Dilemmas of the Modern State	3
POLIS 3103	Democracy & Political Change	3
POLIS 3105EX	International Study Tour: Politics III	3
POLIS 3114	The Ethics of War and Peace	3

Gender Studies Major

To satisfy the requirements for Gender Studies Major students must complete courses to the value of 24 units.

A minimum of 3 units and a maximum of 6 units must be completed at Level I, a minimum of 3 units of Level II and at least 12 units at Level III, including 6 units of the designated capstone course. Students must complete at least 3 units in the major of Level I before undertaking courses at Level II, 3 units at Level II before undertaking courses at Level III, and 15 units in the major before undertaking the capstone. Courses up to the value of 6 units may be presented from the cross-listed courses.

Level I

Courses to the value of up to 6 units may be taken from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
GEND 1106	Introduction to Gender Studies	3
GEND 1106OL	Introduction to Gender Studies	3
GEND 1107	Gender, Work and Society	3
GEND 1107OL	Gender, Work and Society	3

Level II

Courses to the value of up to 9 units may be taken from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
GEND 2016	Encountering Human Rights: Global Citizenship II	3
GEND 2016OL	Encountering Human Rights: Global Citizenship II	3
GEND 2017	Gender, Bodies and Health II	3
GEND 2018	Gender, Sexuality and Media Representation	3
GEND 2018OL	Gender, Sexuality and Media Representation	3
GEND 2019	Gender and Race in a Postcolonial World II	3
GEND 2019OL	Gender and Race in a Postcolonial World II	3
GEND 2020	Gender and Crime	3
GEND 2020OL	Gender and Crime	3
SOCI 2009	Sociological Theory in Action	3
SOCI 2012	Introduction to Social Research	3
SOCI 2013	Public Scandals and Moral Panics II	3
SOCI 2013OL	Public Scandals and Moral Panics II	3
SOCI 2014	Life on Screen: Social Issues Through Film	3
SOCI 2014OL	Life on Screen: Social Issues Through Film	3

Level III

Courses to the value of 6 units from the following:

Capstone

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
GEND 3018	Contemporary Theories in Gender Studies	6

or

Courses to the value of 6 units from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
GEND 3018OL	Contemporary Theories in Gender Studies	6

and

Courses to the value of up to 12 units may be taken from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
GEND 3016	Encountering Human Rights: Global Citizenship III	3
GEND 3016OL	Encountering Human Rights: Global Citizenship III	3
GEND 3017	Gender, Bodies and Health III	3
GEND 3019	Gender and Race in a Postcolonial World III	3
GEND 3019OL	Gender and Race in a Postcolonial World III	3
SOCI 3011	Public Scandals and Moral Panics III	3
SOCI 3011OL	Public Scandals and Moral Panics III	3
SOCI 3014	Qualitative Research Methods in Social Sciences	3

Cross-Listed Courses

The following courses may also be included as part of the major to a combined maximum of 6 units.

Cross-listed Courses

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
ANTH 3002	Anthropology of Emotion, Mind and Person	3
DEVT 2101	Empowerment, Gender & Community Development	3

Psychology Major

To satisfy the requirements for Psychology Major students must complete courses to the value of 33 units.

9 units must be completed at Level I, 12 units at Level II and 12 units at Level III, including the designated capstone course.

Level I

All of the following courses must be completed:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
PSYCHOL 1000	Psychology IA	3
PSYCHOL 1001	Psychology IB	3
PSYCHOL 1004	Research Methods in Psychology	3

Level II

All of the following courses must be completed:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
PSYCHOL 2004	Doing Research in Psychology	3
PSYCHOL 2005	Foundations Health & Lifespan Development	3
PSYCHOL 2006	Foundations of Perception & Cognition	3
PSYCHOL 2007	Psychology in Society	3

Level III

All of the following courses must be completed:

Capstone

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
PSYCHOL 3020	Doing Research in Psychology: Advanced	3

and

Courses to the value of 9 units from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
PSYCHOL 3021	Health & Lifespan Development Psychology	3
PSYCHOL 3022	Individual Differences, Personality & Assessment	3
PSYCHOL 3023	Perception & Cognition	3
PSYCHOL 3026	Learning and Behaviour	3
PSYCHOL 3027	Psychology, Science & Society	3

Sociology Major

To satisfy the requirements for Sociology Major students must complete courses to the value of 24 units.

At least 6 units at Level I; 9 units at Level II; 9 units at Level III including one capstone course. 15 units must be taken in the major before undertaking the capstone.

Level I

Courses to the value of 6 units from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
SOCI 1003	Introduction to Sociology	3
SOCI 1003OL	Introduction to Sociology	3
SOCI 1004	Social Problems	3

Level II

All of the following courses must be completed:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
SOCI 2009	Sociological Theory in Action	3
SOCI 2012	Introduction to Social Research	3

and

Courses to the value of 3 units from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
ANTH 2041	Pop Anthropology: Music, Media & Material Culture	3
ARTS 2301	Social Enterprise Internship II	3
GEND 2016	Encountering Human Rights: Global Citizenship II	3
GEND 2016OL	Encountering Human Rights: Global Citizenship II	3
GEND 2017	Gender, Bodies and Health II	3
GEND 2018	Gender, Sexuality and Media Representation	3
GEND 2018OL	Gender, Sexuality and Media Representation	3
GEND 2020	Gender and Crime	3
GEND 2020OL	Gender and Crime	3
SOCI 2011	Consumption, Work and the Self II	3
SOCI 2011OL	Consumption, Work and the Self II	3
SOCI 2013	Public Scandals and Moral Panics II	3
SOCI 2013OL	Public Scandals and Moral Panics II	3

Level III

All of the following courses must be completed:

Capstone

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
SOCI 3017	Sociological Research Project	6

and

Courses to the value of up to 6 units may be taken from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
ANTH 3002	Anthropology of Emotion, Mind and Person	3
ARTS 3301	Social Enterprise Internship III	3
ARTSEXP 3003	Workplace Experience III	3
GEND 3016	Encountering Human Rights: Global Citizenship III	3
GEND 3016OL	Encountering Human Rights: Global Citizenship III	3
GEND 3017	Gender, Bodies and Health III	3
SOCI 3001	Sociological Contentions	6
SOCI 3009	Consumption, Work and the Self III	3
SOCI 3009OL	Consumption, Work and the Self III	3
SOCI 3011	Public Scandals and Moral Panics III	3
SOCI 3011OL	Public Scandals and Moral Panics III	3
SOCI 3014	Qualitative Research Methods in Social Sciences	3
SOCI 3015	Quantitative Research Methods in Social Sciences	3
SOCI 3016	Quantitative Research Methods in Sociology	3
SOCI 3018	Sociology of Ethnic Conflict	3
SOCI 3019	Sociology of Right Wing Populism	3

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Forensic Medicine Minor

To satisfy the requirements for Forensic Medicine Minor students must complete courses to the value of 18 units.

6 units must be completed at Level 1, 6 units at Level II, and 6 units at Level III.

Level I

All of the following courses must be completed:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
ANAT SC 1102	Human Anatomy and Physiology IA	3
HLTH SC 1000OL	Introduction to Forensic Sciences	3

Level II

and

All of the following courses must be completed:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
HLTH SC 2104	Essential Understanding of Disease and Treatment	3
HLTH SC 2108	Precision Medicine: Disease, Treatment & Prevention	3

Level III

and

All of the following courses must be completed:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
PATHOL 3100OL	Topics in Forensic Sciences	3
PATHOL 3101	Essentials of Pathology	3

Politics Minor

To satisfy the requirements for Politics Minor students must complete courses to the value of 18 units.

A minimum of 3 units and a maximum of 6 units must be completed at Level I, a minimum of 3 units at Level II and at least 6 units at Level III. Students must complete at least 3 units in the Minor at Level I before undertaking courses at Level II, and 3 units at Level II before undertaking courses at Level III. The Minor may not be taken in the same area of study as the Major.

Level I

Courses to the value of up to 6 units may be taken from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
POLIS 1102	Introduction to Global Politics	3
POLIS 1104	Introduction to Comparative Politics	3
POLIS 1106	Introduction to Australian Politics	3

Level II

Courses to the value of up to 9 units may be taken from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
POLIS 2001	The Politics of Crime and Justice	3
POLIS 2013	Terrorism and Global Politics	3
POLIS 2106	Justice, Virtue and the Good	3
POLIS 2118	The Politics of Leadership	3
POLIS 2120	Conflict and Crisis in the Middle East	3
POLIS 2122	Global Environmental Politics	3
POLIS 2124	Global Justice and International Order	3
POLIS 2130	International Political Economy	3
POLIS 2137EX	International Study Tour: Politics II	3
POLIS 2138	Policy and Practice in Australian Politics	3
POLIS 2139	The State of the World: Post Covid-19	3
POLIS 2140	Australia's Foreign Policy in the Indo-Pacific	3

Level III

Courses to the value of up to 9 units may be taken from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
POLIS 3001	Citizenship and Globalisation	3
POLIS 3002	International Security	3
POLIS 3003	Cyber-Politics: Politics & the Internet Revolution	3
POLIS 3102	Dilemmas of the Modern State	3
POLIS 3103	Democracy & Political Change	3
POLIS 3105EX	International Study Tour: Politics III	3
POLIS 3114	The Ethics of War and Peace	3

Public Health Minor

To satisfy the requirements for Public Health Minor students must complete courses to the value of 18 units.

6 units must be completed at Level I, 6 units at Level II, and 6 units at Level III.

Level I

Courses to the value of 3 units from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
PUB HLTH 1001	Health and Illness in Populations	3

and

Courses to the value of 3 units from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
PUB HLTH 1003	Communication for Health Sciences	3
PUB HLTH 1004	21st c. Infectious disease epidemiology & control	3
PUB HLTH 1006	Saving lives or respecting rights? An introduction to health ethics	3

Level II

Courses to the value of 3 units from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
PUB HLTH 2200	Social Foundations of Health II	3

and

Courses to the value of 3 units from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
PUB HLTH 2007	Epidemiology for Health and Medical Sciences	3
PUB HLTH 2009	Introduction to Counselling Theory and Practice	3

Level III

Courses to the value of 3 units from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
PUB HLTH 3011	Big Challenges in Public Health	3
PUB HLTH 3124	Health Promotion III	3

and

Courses to the value of 3 units from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
PUB HLTH 3006EX	International Public Health Experience 2	3
PUB HLTH 3007	Nutrition: Ideology, Individuals & Industry	3
PUB HLTH 3008	Reawakening Health Systems: People, Planning and Policy	3
PUB HLTH 3009	Experimental Research Design and Analysis	3
PUB HLTH 3010	Practical Epidemiology in Health Sciences	3
PUB HLTH 3012	Counselling Skills in Practice	3
PUB HLTH 3122	International Health III	3

Gender Studies Minor

To satisfy the requirements for Gender Studies Minor students must complete courses to the value of 18 units.

A minimum of 3 units and a maximum of 6 units must be completed at Level I, a minimum of 3 units at Level II and at least 6 units at Level III. Students must complete at least 3 units at Level I before undertaking courses at Level II, and 3 units at Level II before undertaking courses at Level III. Courses up to the value of 3 units may be presented from the cross-listed courses.

Level I

Courses to the value of up to 6 units may be taken from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
GEND 1106	Introduction to Gender Studies	3
GEND 1106OL	Introduction to Gender Studies	3
GEND 1107	Gender, Work and Society	3
GEND 1107OL	Gender, Work and Society	3

Level II

Courses to the value of up to 9 units may be taken from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
GEND 2016	Encountering Human Rights: Global Citizenship II	3
GEND 2016OL	Encountering Human Rights: Global Citizenship II	3
GEND 2017	Gender, Bodies and Health II	3
GEND 2018	Gender, Sexuality and Media Representation	3
GEND 2018OL	Gender, Sexuality and Media Representation	3
GEND 2019	Gender and Race in a Postcolonial World II	3
GEND 2019OL	Gender and Race in a Postcolonial World II	3
GEND 2020	Gender and Crime	3
GEND 2020OL	Gender and Crime	3
SOCI 2009	Sociological Theory in Action	3
SOCI 2012	Introduction to Social Research	3
SOCI 2013	Public Scandals and Moral Panics II	3
SOCI 2013OL	Public Scandals and Moral Panics II	3
SOCI 2014	Life on Screen: Social Issues Through Film	3
SOCI 2014OL	Life on Screen: Social Issues Through Film	3

Level III

Courses to the value of up to 12 units may be taken from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
GEND 3016	Encountering Human Rights: Global Citizenship III	3
GEND 3016OL	Encountering Human Rights: Global Citizenship III	3
GEND 3017	Gender, Bodies and Health III	3
GEND 3019	Gender and Race in a Postcolonial World III	3
GEND 3019OL	Gender and Race in a Postcolonial World III	3
SOCI 3011	Public Scandals and Moral Panics III	3
SOCI 3011OL	Public Scandals and Moral Panics III	3
SOCI 3014	Qualitative Research Methods in Social Sciences	3

Cross-Listed Courses

The following courses may also be included as part of the minor to a combined maximum of 3 units.

Courses to the value of up to 3 units may be taken from the following:

Level II Cross-listed Courses

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
ANTH 3002	Anthropology of Emotion, Mind and Person	3
DEVT 2101	Empowerment, Gender & Community Development	3

Psychology Minor

To satisfy the requirements for Psychology Minor students must complete courses to the value of 21 units.

9 units must be completed at Level I, 6 units at Level II, and 6 units at Level III. The minor may not be taken in the same area of study as the major.

Level I

All of the following courses must be completed:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
PSYCHOL 1000	Psychology IA	3
PSYCHOL 1001	Psychology IB	3
PSYCHOL 1004	Research Methods in Psychology	3

Level II

All of the following courses must be completed:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
PSYCHOL 2004	Doing Research in Psychology	3
PSYCHOL 2007	Psychology in Society	3

Level III

Courses to the value of 6 units from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
PSYCHOL 3021	Health & Lifespan Development Psychology	3
PSYCHOL 3022	Individual Differences, Personality & Assessment	3
PSYCHOL 3023	Perception & Cognition	3
PSYCHOL 3026	Learning and Behaviour	3

Sociology Minor

To satisfy the requirements for Sociology Minor students must complete courses to the value of 18 units.

A minimum of 6 units at level I, 6 units at level II and 6 units at level III.

Level I

Courses to the value of 6 units from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
SOCI 1003	Introduction to Sociology	3
SOCI 1003OL	Introduction to Sociology	3
SOCI 1004	Social Problems	3

Level II

All of the following courses must be completed:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
SOCI 2009	Sociological Theory in Action	3
SOCI 2012	Introduction to Social Research	3

Level III

Courses to the value of 6 units from the following:

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
ANTH 3002	Anthropology of Emotion, Mind and Person	3
ARTS 3301	Social Enterprise Internship III	3
ARTSEXP 3003	Workplace Experience III	3
GEND 3016	Encountering Human Rights: Global Citizenship III	3
GEND 3016OL	Encountering Human Rights: Global Citizenship III	3
GEND 3017	Gender, Bodies and Health III	3
SOCI 3001	Sociological Contentions	6
SOCI 3009	Consumption, Work and the Self III	3
SOCI 3009OL	Consumption, Work and the Self III	3
SOCI 3011	Public Scandals and Moral Panics III	3
SOCI 3011OL	Public Scandals and Moral Panics III	3
SOCI 3014	Qualitative Research Methods in Social Sciences	3
SOCI 3015	Quantitative Research Methods in Social Sciences	3
SOCI 3016	Quantitative Research Methods in Sociology	3
SOCI 3018	Sociology of Ethnic Conflict	3
SOCI 3019	Sociology of Right Wing Populism	3

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Criminology Closed Electives

To satisfy the requirements for Criminology Closed Electives students must complete courses to the value of 15 units.

Level I

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
HLTH SC 1000OL	Introduction to Forensic Sciences	3
SOCI 1003	Introduction to Sociology	3
SOCI 1003OL	Introduction to Sociology	3
SOCI 1004	Social Problems	3

Level II

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
ANTH 2036	Anthropology of Violence and Crime	3
CRIM 2003	Criminology across borders	3
CRIM 2004	Cybercrime and Cyber-Deviance	3
GEND 2016	Encountering Human Rights: Global Citizenship II	3
GEND 2016OL	Encountering Human Rights: Global Citizenship II	3
GEND 2020	Gender and Crime	3
GEND 2020OL	Gender and Crime	3
GEOG 2160	Space and Society	3
HIST 2090	Violence in the Modern Western World	3
HIST 2092	History of Crime & Punishment in England & Europe	3
PHIL 2031	Crime and Punishment	3
POLIS 2001	The Politics of Crime and Justice	3
POLIS 2013	Terrorism and Global Politics	3
POLIS 2109	The Ethics of War and Peace	3
POLIS 2133	Security, Justice and Rights	3
SOCI 2013	Public Scandals and Moral Panics II	3
SOCI 2013OL	Public Scandals and Moral Panics II	3

Level III

Subject / Catalogue	Course Title	Unit Value
ARTSEXP 3003	Workplace Experience III	3
CRIM 3001	Contemporary Issues in Criminology	6
CRIM 3003	The Carnival of Crime	3
CRIM 3005	Criminology across borders	3
CRIM 3006	Cybercrime and Cyber-Deviance	3
GEND 3016	Encountering Human Rights: Global Citizenship III	3
GEND 3016OL	Encountering Human Rights: Global Citizenship III	3
GEOG 3027	Advanced Geographic Information Systems (GIS)	3
HIST 3055	Protecting the Peace: Histories of Peacekeeping	3
POLIS 3002	International Security	3
POLIS 3114	The Ethics of War and Peace	3
SOCI 3011	Public Scandals and Moral Panics III	3
SOCI 3011OL	Public Scandals and Moral Panics III	3
SOCI 3018	Sociology of Ethnic Conflict	3
SOCI 3019	Sociology of Right Wing Populism	3

Open/Broadening Elective Courses

To satisfy the requirements for Open/Broadening Elective Courses students must complete courses to the value of 24 units.

Open Elective

Open Elective courses up to the value of 15 units from any undergraduate courses offered by the University that are available to the student.

Broadening Elective

Broadening Electives up to the value of 9 units, can be chosen from any discipline other than courses with the subject areas CRIM, GEOG or SOCI.

Published on: 30 November, 2021 | 16:53:41