Future students

Future Students

Future students will find comprehensive information to assist them with selecting a cohort of subjects to suit their specific needs, and pathways to achieving their set goals from the Faculty of Arts' Future Students website. Information will include:

• Everything you need to know about the Bachelor of Arts including Breadth subjects, Interdisciplinary Foundation subjects and ways to enrich your degrees.
• How to apply
• Prerequisites
• Change of Preference
• Study Abroad and Exchange in the Faculty of Arts
• International Students
• Scholarships
• Fees
  • Access Melbourne is the University's combined special entry and access scholarships scheme designed to increase participation of students from diverse backgrounds. Access Melbourne applications close on October 12, 2007. Find out more at www.access.unimelb.edu.au
• Frequently asked questions

Secondary School Students

Information to assist secondary school students interested in criminology or socio-legal studies is available at the Secondary School Student website

This page contains information for prospective students of

• Undergraduate and Honours in Criminology

• Postgraduate Criminology

• Socio-Legal Studies

• Community Access Program

It's possible to study criminology or socio-legal studies without enrolling in a degree through the Community Access Program (CAP).

Links Information for first-years Information for undergraduate criminology and socio-legal studies students Information for secondary school students interested in criminology or socio-legal studies Socio-Legal Studies homepage Please note that forensic psychology is not available at undergraduate level. top of page

Postgraduate students Postgraduate students may undertake courses in Criminology or Socio-Legal Studies. Forensic Psychology subjects are available to approved postgraduate and CAP students. Below are links to formal course descriptions in the Postgraduate Studies Catalogue. Prospective students are advised the while the Postgraduate Studies Catalogue is being updated, course information for 2007 may be found in the 2007 Postgraduate Studies Guides (download as a PDF file) Criminology - Postgraduate Criminology homepage Graduate Certificate in Criminology - (090AA) Graduate Diploma in Arts (Criminology) - (069CR) Postgraduate Diploma in Arts (Criminology) - (095CR) Master of Criminology (Coursework and Minor Thesis) - (274AB) Master of Arts (Criminology) - (102DB) PhD (Criminology) - (191-701) Forensic Psychology - Forensic Psychology homepage - From 2007, there is no intake into the Master of Criminology (Forensic Psychology) degree. Forensic Psychology subjects remain available as part of the Master of Criminology degree or through the Community Access Program. Socio-Legal Studies - Socio-Legal Studies homepage Postgraduate Diploma in Arts (Socio-Legal Studies) - (095SL) Master of Arts (Socio-Legal Studies) - (102SL) PhD (Socio-Legal Studies) - (191-701)   CAP It's possible to study single subjects in criminology, forensic psychology or socio-legal studies without enrolling in a degree through the Community Access Program. top of page