The study of Criminal Justice provides expertise relevant to careers in areas such as law enforcement, corrections, offender rehabilitation, working with young offenders, criminal law, security and border control. Criminal Justice looks at the criminal justice process and the treatment of offenders, and also of victims. Show
Ths multi-disciplinary field of study draws together:
Graduates will understand the various theories of the causes of crime and the research that underpins those theories. They will understand the law and institutions governing the criminal justice process, and be able to interpret and analyse legislation, policies and reforms. What skills have our graduates gained?Through their degree, Criminal Justice graduates develop valuable abilities that are transferable to a range of careers. These skills include:
Opportunities to apply your learning outside the classroom are available in this degree, through internships and fieldtrips. These experiences deepen your skillset, awareness of others, working knowledge, and employability. Where have our graduates been employed?A degree in Criminal Justice will prepare you for careers in all aspects of criminal justice, in particular, roles within organisations such as:
Your degree is also likely to be applicable to:
What jobs and activities do our graduates do?Criminal Justice graduates are able to find a range of jobs — see some examples below. Note: Some of the jobs listed may require postgraduate study. See the ‘Further study’ section. Customs officer
Prison corrections officer
Community corrections officer
Police officer
Police communicator, emergency call handler
Coronial case manager
Policy analyst / advisor
Client services advisor
Immigration officer / manager
Advocate
Youth justice manager
Court registry officer
Entrepreneur and CEO
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