Master of Criminology and Master of Intelligence

Macquarie University

Summary

The Master of Criminology will develop your skills in advanced criminology theory, applied criminological research and criminal justice policy analysis. As a graduate, you'll use your knowledge and draw from fields including sociology, psychology, psychiatry and social anthropology, to understand better, measure and evaluate crime.

The Master of Intelligence will equip you with a practical skill set, enabling you to analyse real-world intelligence challenges. You'll also develop a deep understanding of the evolution of Australia's intelligence community, as well as the emerging domestic, regional and international challenges that surround intelligence.

Key features

Learn from expert teachers from across the globe

Get access to highly respected experts in the intelligence sector, who are in demand and sought after by media. Participate in dynamic simulations

Replicate the multidisciplinary groups that tackle crime issues in the real world, and improve your practical skills. Benefit from our ties with government and non-government partners

Study degrees co-designed with intelligence experts, and receive a theoretical grounding in addition to highly practical skills. Extend your knowledge and skills in security studies

Take electives in areas such as counter-terrorism, cybersecurity and security studies.

Career Outcomes

Professions

Academic

Criminologist

Cybersecurity analyst

Detective

Forensic-related role

Intelligence analyst

Policy adviser

Private investigator

Researcher

Risk analyst

Security analyst

Employers

ASIO or ASIS

Australian Border Force

Community organisations

Corrective services

Cybersecurity and intelligence agencies

Defence agencies

Defence forces

Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade

International organisations

Law firms

Marketing and public relations firms

NGOs

Police and law enforcement agencies

Security firms

Think tanks and policy research institutes

Universities