Aboriginal Justice Officer
Adventure Activity Instructor/Youth Worker
Advocacy Worker
Assistant Human Resources Consultant
Assisted Voluntary Resolution...
Aboriginal Justice Officer
Adventure Activity Instructor/Youth Worker
Advocacy Worker
Assistant Human Resources Consultant
Assisted Voluntary Resolution Officer
Case Manager
Caseflow Administrative Assistant
Claims Consultant
Client Service Officer
Community Campaigner
Community Development Worker
Community Mediation Caseworker
Community Worker
Correctional Officer
Court Officer
Court Officer/Registrar
Crime Prevention Officer
Criminologist
Emergency Assistance Coordinator
Graduate Administrative Assistant
Graffiti Management Coordinator
Home Energy Saver Scheme Worker
Homelessness Case Worker
Housing Case Worker
Industrial Relations Officer
Information Services Officer
Intake/Volunteer Coordinator
Intelligence Analyst
Judicial Support Officer
Law Clerk
Legal Project Assistant
Neighbourhood Development Officer
Para-legal Advisor
Police Officer
Policy Research Officer
Private Rental Liaison Officer
Probation and Parole Officer
Refugee Accommodation Support Worker
Research Assistant
Residential Youth Worker
Safer Communities Development Officer
Tenancy Officer
Trade Union Official
Trainee Court Registrar
Union Organiser
Welfare Officer
Workers Compensation Advocate Assistant
Youth Justice Coordinator
What is Criminology?
Criminology involves the study of criminological theory from a social and individual perspective and how that theory applies ...
What is Criminology?
Criminology involves the study of criminological theory from a social and individual perspective and how that theory applies in the areas of criminal justice.
The factors, causes and impact of crime, and the analysis of how these impinge on the means to control it and on related justice outcomes form the subject matter of the Bachelor of Criminology.
Positives: This course is very textbook orientated, which is good for people who like that.
Negatives: Hard to get support from teachers. Lectures are mostly reading from the textbook
My advice to future students: You will need to do a lot of independent self guided study
Read morePositives: This course is very textbook orientated, which is good for people who like that.
Negatives: Hard to get support from teachers. Lectures are mostly reading from the textbook
My advice to future students: You will need to do a lot of independent self guided study
Positives: we have great well experienced lectures who provide the best knowledge about each subject
Negatives: some compulsory subjects don’t seem like they’re relevant to the degree
My advice to future students is: knuckle down and have fun
Read morePositives: we have great well experienced lectures who provide the best knowledge about each subject
Negatives: some compulsory subjects don’t seem like they’re relevant to the degree
My advice to future students is: knuckle down and have fun