Bachelor of International Relations majoring in Population and Migration Studies

Adelaide University

How do population changes impact policy and planning? How does this influence crime and criminal justice responses? With our Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice majoring in Population and Migration Studies, you will discover the how and the why. In the Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice degree, you’ll learn to be an informed and critical user of research methods in criminal justice settings. You’ll explore the nature of crime and the key theories that explain why people commit crime. In the Population and Migration Studies major, you’ll examine the dynamics of population growth and migration trends around the world. You'll develop expertise in research methods like data analysis, policy evaluation and case studies. Our Bachelor of International Relations is delivered by research-active scholars. It nurtures in-demand thinking skills, with a career planning focus to help you land on your feet. You’ll explore contemporary global affairs – and Australia’s significance within the Indo-Pacific region. In the Population and Migration Studies major, you’ll develop the skills to understand and interpret population and migration shifts. You’ll examine big questions like: how does migration affect international politics? What factors make people move across borders? How do population shifts influence regional stability? You’ll engage in spirited debates on current issues, unpack international policies and refine your problem-solving skills through practical case studies and simulations. Expand your networks by connecting with researchers and experts in the field. Gain valuable skills in data analysis and research. Graduate with a keen understanding of the complexities, realities, and implications of global and Australian population dynamics and migration. You’ll be ready to help governments, businesses, and communities respond effectively to global shifts.

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