Bachelor of Criminology (Cybersecurity)

With a focus on technology, this Criminology specialisation explores the causes of crime and solutions to address its impact on people and infrastructures, and minimise the social and psychological harms it can cause. By undertaking a selection of cybersecurity-focused topics, you will develop a comprehensive understanding of the impacts of communications technology, enterprise systems and information networks on the criminal justice sector, and have the opportunity to learn from world-class researchers in the areas of cybercrime and security. Learn how to apply your knowledge and skills in professional settings, and succeed within this growing field.

To gain direct general admission to an undergraduate course at Flinders, you must have successfully completed a recognised secondary education qualification overseas or in Australia, and satisfy our English language proficiency requirements. International Baccalaureate (IB) – 24.