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Doctor of Police Leadership

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Four core subjects:

GPM707 Research Methods (32 points)
GPM708 Current Issues in Policing and Security (32 points)
GPM709 Identifying Best Practice in Policing and Security (32 points)
GPM710 Executive Command (96 points)

Enrolment pattern

Year one

Session 1

GPM708 Current Issues in Policing and Security (Commenced)

Session 2

GPM708 Current Issues in Policing and Security (Completed)

Year two

Session 1

GPM709 Identifying Best Practice in Policing and Security (Commenced)

Session 2

GPM709 Identifying Best Practice in Policing and Security (Completed)

Year three

Session 1

GPM707 Research Methods (Commenced)

Session 2

GPM707 Research Methods (Completed)

Year four

Session 1

GPM710 Executive Command (Commenced)

Session 2

GPM710 Executive Command (Continued)

Year Five

Autumn

GPM710 Executive Command (Continued)

Session 2

GPM710 Executive Command (Continued)

Year six

Session 1

GPM710 Executive Command (Continued)

Session 2

GPM710 Executive Command (Completed)

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Study Mode

Distance education

Where

Manly

When

Session 1; Session 2; Session 3

Level

Postgraduate

Duration

6 years by distance education

International?

YES

Indicative ATAR

N/A

How to apply

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