This combination of an accredited psychology major with an applied criminology major prepares you for a variety of roles where dealing with people is paramount. Ever wondered why people engage in offending behaviour? Statistics indicate a strong correlation between crime and people with social welfare needs and mental health illness. In this degree, you will develop an understanding of the psychology of crime, be able to conduct forensic interviews and provide case management for offenders, victims and clients with complex needs. You’ll learn key communication, risk assessment, behavioural analysis and research skills and gain a strong understanding of psychological theories and practice. On completion of the degree you will have developed the emotional and intellectual resources required for a challenging but rewarding career in the justice and human services fields. Career Careers roles include: victim support officer police officer investigator corrections officer drug and alcohol support services worker policy writer customs and immigration officer crime analyst security analyst indigenous services liaison. Pathway options When you successfully complete the following Advanced Diplomas and achieve a minimum GPA of 3.0, you are guaranteed entry into the Bachelor of Criminology and Psychology with credit (36 credit points): Advanced Diploma of Interpreting (LOTE - English) Advanced Diploma of Translating Alternatively, you can gain entry from RMIT Foundation Studies or a range of vocational study programs. Further study When you successfully complete this program, you may be eligible for entry into an RMIT Honours or Postgraduate program.