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Graduate Certificate in Neuroscience and Criminology

At The University of New England

Location

Australia

Qualification

Graduate Certificates and Graduate Diplomas

Fees

AUD17088

(2026)

Duration

1 Trimester(s)

Next intake

22.02.2027

Course info

Criminology and neuroscience are rapidly evolving fields, with growing recognition of the role that neuroscience plays in understanding human behaviour, including criminal actions. The first course of its kind in Australia, our Graduate Certificate in Neuroscience and Criminology investigates the intricate relationships between brain functions and criminal behaviour, contributing to the emerging field of neurocriminology, a discipline with immense potential for future research and applications.

Whether you're already working in criminal justice, law enforcement or mental health and want to upskill, or you're looking to enter the field for the first time, our flexible introductory course equips you with the knowledge and tools to understand crime through a neurological lens.

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Course fees are indicative and should be used as a guide.Speak to a counsellor to get an accurate price.

Duration: 1 Trimester(s)

Fees: AUD17088

Intake	Location
Trimester 1 (February), 2027	Armidale
Trimester 2 (June), 2027	Armidale
Trimester 3 (October), 2027	Armidale

Entry requirements for The University of New England

You can apply for this course if you have completed a Bachelor qualification or above (AQF Level 7, 8 or 9 or overseas equivalent) in any discipline.

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Application Deadline

The application deadline isn't available Speak to an IDP counsellor for more detailed information

Further information

If you aren't eligible for the above entry requirements, you might have a chance to explore pathway options at The University of New England. If you want to find out more, speak to our counsellors.