Criminology and social work
Chris Trotter
12 points
* 2 hours per week
* Second semester
* Clayton
Objectives Upon successful completion of this subject students will have developed knowledge and understanding of the efficacy of a range of crime prevention and diversion programs and different treatment methods relating to adult and youth offenders.
Synopsis The major focus of this subject is on effective methods of working with offenders in the community after they have been placed on court orders. It considers what works best for whom and provides some opportunity to develop direct practice skills. This subject also considers some of the causes and contexts of criminal behaviour and some general crime prevention strategies.
Assessment One essay (6000 words): 67%
* Class presentation (3000
words): 33%
Recommended texts
Trotter C The supervision of offenders - what works? Department of Social Work, Monash University, 1995
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