A Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Criminology at Monash combines a comprehensive overview of crime and its sociocultural impacts with the legal skills needed to address it. Through multidisciplinary units and practical application, a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Criminology double degree will equip you to solve complex problems and join the next generation of changemakers across law and beyond.

As a leading Australian law school, Monash University equips you with the tools to support a lifelong law career. Combining two complementary disciplines, a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Criminology is a well-rounded entry point into a number of professional law and criminology careers, from community lawyer to criminal investigator to corrections officer.

The Bachelor of Laws (Honours) is a practical academic foundation, offering the technical knowledge needed for a career in Australian law. You will begin with foundational units before getting the chance to pursue specialised research and apply your learned skills. Meanwhile, the Criminology degree builds upon those skills, exploring the role of crime socially and economically while fostering an in-depth understanding of global criminology concerns.