Bachelor of Criminology Bachelor of Cybersecurity
ProviderUniversity of Technology SydneyCourse overview
The Bachelor of Criminology/Bachelor of Cybersecurity at UTS is a groundbreaking double degree that synergises knowledge acquisition and skill development in an area of both national and international strategic priority. This unique program not only enhances students' skills in criminology, enabling them to better understand, measure, and evaluate crime and its effects but also addresses the pressing cybersecurity skills gap in Australia and beyond by preparing the next generation of industry professionals in cybersecurity.
This course stands out as the sole degree of its kind in Australia, distinguished by the applied nature and industry focus of its Criminology program. In the face of the contemporary challenges of cybersecurity at the national and international levels, this program equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the major factors associated with criminal behaviour, coupled with industry-relevant skills to effectively address this critical threat.
Recognising cybersecurity as a significant challenge for individuals, businesses, and broader society, the UTS course ensures that students not only gain expertise in securing data and data communications but also excel in investigating and providing solutions to cybercrime. The program's core emphasis lies in developing a robust theoretical and practice-based knowledge foundation, with a focus on assessing cybersecurity in real-world environments, crafting security solutions for diverse stakeholders, and comprehending the ethical and legal implications of risk management.
By offering a holistic approach that integrates criminology and cybersecurity, the UTS Bachelor of Criminology/Bachelor of Cybersecurity provides students with a unique and unparalleled educational experience, positioning them as adept professionals ready to meet the challenges of contemporary society and the evolving landscape of cybersecurity.
At UTS, having access to specialised cybersecurity labs with state-of-the-art tools, places students at the cutting edge of criminology and cybersecurity research, policy and practice. This UTS program is a certified undergraduate course by the ASC and provides a unique experience for future employment for graduates.
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IB Diploma
30-33If your current English result is below direct entry, consider the university-recognised English language pathway or ELICOS package; successful completion at the required level can usually satisfy English entry without another English test.
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