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Bachelor degrees
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Why study justice at QUT?
Our graduates are meeting a growing demand for justice professionals for careers in:
- juvenile justice
- government and social policy
- crime prevention
- security
- intelligence
- criminology
- policing.
Graduates work in organisations such as the Crime and Misconduct Commission, Department of Communities, the Australian Federal Police, and the Queensland Police Service.
We have nationally and internationally recognised researchers committed to criminal, social, global, Indigenous and environmental justice. Our highly qualified staff supervise over thirty postgraduate research students studying a wide variety of topics such as:
- fraud and corruption
- same sex violence
- domestic violence and
- Indigenous criminal justice issues
- on-line romance scams.
Students benefit from quality learning (both online and face-to-face) delivered by expert staff in the disciplines of law, sociology, criminology, ethics, public policy, and philosophy.
Academic staff are committed to using the latest online teaching technologies. Our staff also boast extensive professional and community experience and maintain close links with a range of justice professionals and law enforcement agencies. We convene an annual breakfast with justice professionals and run a regular seminar program attracting international and national speakers.
Contacts
Law
Faculty office
- Phone: 3138 2707
- Fax: 3138 1519
- Email: law_enquiries@qut.edu.au
- Level 4, C Block
Gardens Point
2 George St
Brisbane
- Postal address:
Faculty of Law
GPO Box 2434
Brisbane QLD 4001
