Bachelor of Justice Studies (Policing)

Professionals teaching you

The course is taught by dedicated professionals with a wide range of industry experience in law, corrections, criminology, psychology and sociology. They include:

Justice Studies staff:

Kim Browne – interests include criminal law, DNA evidence, human rights, international law and illicit trafficking in antiquities.

Emma Colvin – interests include therapeutic initiatives, bail, punishment, vulnerable populations and human rights.

John Gaffey – interests include crime and the media, crime and popular culture, media and discourse.

Dr Alison Gerard – interests include women refugees and securitisation, human rights, prisons, sex work, conflict transformation.

Dr Piero Moraro – interests include theories of punishment, political obligation, deliberative democracy, enfranchisement, and citizenship theory.

Dr Kate Seymour – interests include corrections, gender and crime, and serving police officers in the NSW Police Force.

Other Staff:

Dr Andrew McGrath – interests include juvenile offending, risk and needs assessment of juvenile offenders labeling theory.

Dr Len Palmer – interests include technology and gender, ethnicity, modernity and culture; discourse theory and cultural discourses.

Dr Oliver Villar – interests include security studies, US-Colombia relations, American foreign policy, and inter-American cocaine drug trade.