Overview
This specialisation aims to equip students with knowledge and skills relevant to understanding, preventing, and responding to digital crime and harm. Digital criminology has diverse career outcomes given its relevance across the rapidly changing digital society.
Key information
Unit set code
SP-704001
Campuses
Online
Explore units
- To complete a Digital Criminology Specialisation students must pass four (4) or five (5) credit points from below (depending upon chosen pathway):
Digital Surveillance, Law Enforcement and Civil Liberties
Cybercrime: Victims and Offenders
Cyber Security Management
Plus;
Minor Thesis A
Minor Thesis B
or
Research Paper
or
Internship Capstone (2 credit points)
You can study Digital criminology as part of the following courses
Master of Criminology
The Master of Criminology will challenge students to think critically about theories and approaches to examining criminal behaviour, crime policy and prevention.