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Local Course information for local students
International Course information for international students
Courses
| Compare | Course name | Study type | Location | Entry score | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Criminal Justice | Undergraduate degree | Melbourne City | ATAR 60.05*See admissions | ||
| Bachelor of Criminology and Psychology | Undergraduate degree | Melbourne City | ATAR 60.20*See admissions | ||
| Bachelor of Legal and Dispute Studies | Undergraduate degree | Melbourne City | ATAR 60.50*See admissions | ||
| Graduate Certificate in Justice and Criminology | Postgraduate study | Melbourne City | Not applicable*See admissions | ||
| Master of Justice and Criminology | Postgraduate study | Melbourne City | Not applicable*See admissions | ||
| Master of Public Policy | Postgraduate study | Melbourne City | Not applicable*See admissions |
Career outcomes
Graduates of our programs find rewarding work in policy making, legal advocacy, justice sector reform, and dispute resolution.
A 50-day industry placement working in the field provides graduates with practical skills and ensure they are job-ready for a career in government policy, law reform and/or client advocacy sectors.
Research expertise
Our teachers and researchers investigate pressing criminal justice, human rights, legal and policy change issues such as:
- drug policy and law reform,
- sex worker rights and law reform,
- therapeutic and trauma-informed law reform, and
- transformative justice.
Staff
- Professor Rob Watts (the legitimacy of law and politics, human rights, ethics, young people)
- Professor Stuart Thomas (mental health stigma, police- decision making, police use of force, police and vulnerable populations)
- Professor Anastasia Powell (Family violence, sexual violence, technology-facilitated abuse, digital criminology)
- Professor Georgina Heydon (sexual assault, family violence, forensic interviewing, forensic linguistics)
- Dr Gregory Stratton (wrongful convictions, miscarriages of justice, digital criminology, parole)
- Associate Professor Brianna Chesser (sexual violence, legal responses, therapeutic responses, criminal justice system, criminal liability)
- Dr Rajesh Sharma (mediation and dispute resolution, arbitration, commercial and banking law reform, moot courts and Moot mediation)
