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Best universities in Australia for Criminal Law

No course in the current catalogue is classified under Criminal Law. That is worth knowing early if you are comparing options, because it means you will not find a provider listed against this subject here. The subject sits inside Law, but nothing in the catalogue is currently registered to it. So the practical step is to look at Law instead. Search under that broader field and you will see what is actually on offer rather than a subject heading with nothing behind it. If Criminal Law is what you want to study, ask the law schools directly how it is taught within their programs. The catalogue will not answer that for you.

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