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Criminology
 Criminology

Description

Criminology involves the study of criminal law and procedures, criminal justice institutions, theoretical debates in criminology and issues in criminal justice research and policy. It is a multidisciplinary area of study involving contributions from sociology, political science, law, psychology, history and other disciplines.

Studying Criminology at UNSW

Criminology is an interdisciplinary field devoted to the study of crime, deviance, social control and the legal system. Over the past 50 years, criminology has evolved into a rich, broad-based discipline, no longer narrowly focused on crime and punishment. Contemporary criminological scholars investigate a broad range of topics including justice, conflict, risk, security, insurance, policing, governance and regulation. Criminology is shaped not only by scholars in law, philosophy, psychology and sociology, but also those in history, politics, economics, architecture, cultural studies, and other interdisciplinary fields.



Criminology can be studied in the following Programs 

Program Code & Name At the Level of Plan
3403 Arts Major
Minor
CRIMA13403
CRIMA23403
3422 Social Science (Criminology) Major
Honours
CRIMA13422
CRIMAH3422
3427 Music/Arts Major CRIMA13427
3428 Media (Media Production) Minor CRIMA23428
3429 Media (Comms & Journalism) Minor CRIMA23429
3433 Media (Screen & Sound) Minor CRIMA23433
3525 Commerce/Arts Major
Minor
CRIMA13525
CRIMA23525
3526 Economics/Arts Major
Minor
CRIMA13526
CRIMA23526
3841 Arts/Medicine Major CRIMA13841
3930 Science/Arts Major CRIMA13930
3931 Advanced Science/Arts Major CRIMA13931
4035 Social Work/Arts Major CRIMA14035
4760 Arts / Law Major CRIMA14760
4763 Social Science (Crim) / Law Major CRIMA14763
4806 Art Theory/Arts Major CRIMA14806
4812 Fine Arts/Arts Major CRIMA14812
   

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