Master of Criminology, Justice and Regulation at Australian National University is a 72-credit, 18-month, in-person master's program based in Canberra, AU. Tuition is A$44,880.
The program covers criminology, justice, and regulation with courses on crime prevention, organized crime, restorative justice, regulation and governance, and thematic areas including regulatory theory, security, data analysis, and negotiation skills. It includes options for a research project or thesis.
GPA thresholds, GRE/TOEFL/IELTS minimums, essay counts, recommendation letters, prerequisites, admissions contacts, and country-specific requirements like APS certification, portfolio submissions, or GATE scores.
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