Charles Sturt University’s Bachelor of Social Science (Criminal Justice) course contains a core of vocationally relevant subjects which will enhance the knowledge and professional capacities of people involved in occupations related to the operation and administration of criminal justice and social justice.
Graduates could adapt to a range of careers in criminal justice and beyond.
You could consider: corrections, probation and parole and associated work with offenders and families, juvenile justice, justice research and policy, policing, and in other justice and social justice occupations.
The course is taught by dedicated professional academics with a wide range of experience.
They include:
The Bachelor of Social Science (Criminal Justice) is a nationally accredited and registered award in tertiary education.
As a result of the integration of field work placements into the course, students gain an important introduction to diverse professional environments.
To graduate, students must satisfactorily complete 192 points.
The following courses provide opportunities for further study in justice studies and criminology by course work and/or research:
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