If you have a degree in science, or a relevant bachelor degree, this course will give you the skills you need to help in criminal investigations.
Reconstruct crime scenes as you learn to collect, process and interpret biological, chemical and physical evidence.
Build your expertise in specimen preparation, sources of contamination, quality assurance, statistical interpretation and the admissibility of evidence as you learn to prepare and deliver courtroom testimony.
Estimated FeeAUD 21,865.00 per Semester
Duration1.5 Year
English Score
IELTS (6) , PTE (50)
Next Intake
N/A
Application Fee
AUD0.00
Real Career Pathways
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Industry Aligned
Accredited and taught by experts in sustainable city development.
To enrol in this course, you’ll need to meet one of the following academic requirements.
If you’re unsure, a course advisor can help you assess your eligibility.
University level (AQF Level 7) qualification in Biological Sciences, Chemical Sciences, Other Natural and Physical Sciences or relevant Health related fields (Medical, Veterinary or Dental Studies, Nursing, Pharmacy or Other Health). Majors in Criminology will be considered if they contain units in a Biological or Chemical Sciences (i.e. Crime Science) at the discretion of the Academic Chair. Or Completion of the Graduate Certificate in Forensic Science (Professional Practice) (C1131) or Graduate Diploma in Forensic Science (Professional Practice).
Cambridge Advanced English (CAE) - No band below 169.
Pearson Test of English (PTE) - No band below 50.
Occupational English Test (OET) - OET with a minimum of C (250-290) in each of the four components.
Internet-based Phoenix English Proficiency Test (iPEPT) Higher Ed (entry into semester 2 2020 and semester 1 2021 only - Overall Grade of B+ with no band below B2+.
IELTSOverall 6, listening min. 6, Reading min. 6, Writing min. 6, Speaking min. 6
TOEFL IBTOverall 60, listening min. 12, Reading min. 13, Writing min. 21, Speaking min. 18