* Subject to final approval
Course code: 3772 + Caulfield + Mid-year entry available + Course coordinator: Colleen Lewis
The course offers students an opportunity to pursue an advanced coursework program of criminal justice leading to a masters-level qualification. It provides an overview of local, national and international issues in criminal justice policy and practice and engages students in criminal justice research. The program examines contemporary issues in criminal justice, criminal justice practice and reform, managing criminal justice issues and researching criminal justice. It specifically focuses on working with diverse communities in historical and political contexts. Students also have the opportunity to pursue independent criminal justice research.
A bachelors degree with at least a credit average in the final year, or a bachelors degree with demonstrable professional experience at senior levels in a relevant area. Such applicants will need to supply a CV, a 1000-word supporting statement and the names of two professional referees.
After successful completion of 24 points, students may apply to exit the program with a Graduate Certificate in Arts, or after successful completion of 48 points with a Graduate Diploma in Arts.
Students complete 72 points, including 48 points at fourth-year level (four core units) and 24 points at fifth-year level.
Students will undertake 24 points at fifth-year level comprising either:
or
Students who take CJM5000 require an additional 12 points of elective units chosen from the following list:
To graduate with the Master of Criminal Justice, students must gain a credit in core units and a credit average overall.
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