The course is taught by dedicated professional academics with a wide range of experience.
They include:
Mr David Bull – interests include police-community relations, and police and the media
Ms Kim Browne – criminal law, DNA evidence, human rights, international law and illicit trafficking in antiquities
Ms Libbie Douglass – interests include psychology, and psychology of crime
Dr Alyce McGovern – interests include police-media relations, police media units, governmentality and risk communications
Dr Andrew McGrath – interests include juvenile offending, risk and needs assessment of juvenile offenders labeling theory
Dr Len Palmer – interest include sociology
Ms Kate Seymour – interests include corrections, gender and crime and serving Police Officers from the NSW Police Force
Dr Oliver Villar – political economy, Latin America & the global drug trade, immigrant community and international concerns
Dr Diane Westerhuis – interests include juvenile justice, historical and environmental criminology.
On campus; Distance education
Bathurst
Session 1
Undergraduate
YES
65.00
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