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Justice
Our graduates are meeting a growing demand for professionals in criminology, intelligence, policing and governance.
Law
Supported, flexible learning combined with practical experience ensure you get the most out of your law degree.
Legal Practice (PLT)
Build up a portfolio of practical know-how that will be a guide and resource in the real world of legal practice.
Why QUT Law?
A practical emphasis on the real world, flexible study options, and a unique range of in demand courses have made us one of the largest and most highly regarded Law faculties in Australia.
Staff profiles
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Professor Reece Walters
Assistant Dean (Research)
Faculty of Law
Research (Law)
Discipline: Criminology
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Professor Rosalind Mason
Head, School of Law
Faculty of Law
Law School
Discipline: Law
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Associate Professor Ben Mathews
Director, Research
Faculty of Law
Law School
Discipline: Law
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Professor Kerry Carrington
Head, School of Justice
Faculty of Law
School of Justice
Discipline: Criminology; Sociology
Research
Our academics in law and justice conduct high quality and impactful research across a range of areas including:
- Commercial and property law
- Crime and justice
- Environment and natural resource law
- Health law
- Intellectual property and innovation law
Research centres
Corporate education
Led by experts, you'll apply practical workplace concepts to create real world solutions.
Contact us
Law general enquiries
Phone: +61 7 3138 2839
Email: law_enquiries@qut.edu.au
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