Prepare yourself for a career in
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Policing
Emergency Management
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Fraud and Financial Investigations
Criminal Intelligence and Criminology
Leadership and Management
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Investigations
Probation and Parole
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Terrorism, Safety and Security
What out students say
"Many of the CSU School of Policing Studies staff are either former police officers or expert practitioners in policing related disciplines. Consequently the course content is particularly relevant and aligned with industry requirements. The course is also very accommodating, especially if you are a late entrant or new to tertiary study, while studying by distance education enabled me to fit study around the demands of work and family. My time at CSU reminded me that long term goals can be achieved by putting one foot in front of the other and committing to the process."
Grant Smith
Bachelor of Policing (Investigations)
About studying Justice Studies and Policing at CSU
Studies in Justice and Policing are designed to enhance the knowledge and professional capacities of people wishing to pursue a career related to the operation and administration of justice and social justice.
CSU provides two pathways for students seeking to begin a career in policing:
- Bachelor of Justice Studies (Policing)
- Associate Degree in Policing Practice - entry program for NSW Police Force
CSU’s policing courses have much to offer, such as criminal investigations, prosecutions, juvenile aid, accident investigation, water police, dog training, human resource management and performing and coordinating emergency and rescue services.
CSU’s policing courses prepare graduates for a number of career paths within the police force including corrections, probation and parole, community policing, investigations, intelligence, justice research and policy, leadership and management.
Graduates can be assured of a rich and varied career that is both physically and mentally stimulating.