Study justice and learn how to create a fair and equal society in which each individual matters.
Our courses provide insight into contemporary justice issues.
Learn from award-winning staff and gain industry connections through placement opportunities.
High social capital, strong communities and an age-old community-based system of justice mark the unique features of how people in the Torres Strait region have traditionally and continue to deal with crimes and misdemeanours.
The decision by WIN News to close more regional media outlets is a blow to democracy, detracting from the role of local news plays in keeping governments accountable says Past Speaker of the Queensland Parliament and QUT Adjunct Associate Professor John Mickel.
Domestic violence remains one of the most pressing social issues for Australia. Our justice systems have a crucial role to play in preventing technology-facilitated violence as well as safeguarding and empowering survivors.
Meet justice student Chris, as he talks about the opportunities his course has given him, and what you can expect from your justice study.
The guild affiliated QUT Justice Society aims to create a safe community for students by giving them the opportunity to engage with one another, give back to the community and develop further educational opportunities while attending QUT through social and formal events.
QUT Centre for Justice is a think tank for social justice that aims to empower and enable citizens, consumers and communities through solutions-oriented research.
Our courses provide insight into contemporary social justice issues.
Learn from award-winning staff and gain industry connections through placement opportunities.
Creative industries and business student and aspiring actor Sarah Hesse is one of more than 50 real university students who feature in the new QUT television commercial that has just been unveiled.
High social capital, strong communities and an age-old community-based system of justice mark the unique features of how people in the Torres Strait region have traditionally and continue to deal with crimes and misdemeanours.
The decision by WIN News to close more regional media outlets is a blow to democracy, detracting from the role of local news plays in keeping governments accountable says Past Speaker of the Queensland Parliament and QUT Adjunct Associate Professor John Mickel.
See how Quandamooka woman Stephanie Parkin's Master of Philosophy research is helping her give back to her community.
The guild affiliated QUT Justice Society aims to create a safe community for students by giving them the opportunity to engage with one another, give back to the community and develop further educational opportunities while attending QUT through social and formal events.
QUT Centre for Justice is a think tank for social justice that aims to empower and enable citizens, consumers and communities through solutions-oriented research.
Our courses provide insight into contemporary social justice issues.
Learn from award-winning staff and gain industry connections through placement opportunities.
Creative industries and business student and aspiring actor Sarah Hesse is one of more than 50 real university students who feature in the new QUT television commercial that has just been unveiled.
High social capital, strong communities and an age-old community-based system of justice mark the unique features of how people in the Torres Strait region have traditionally and continue to deal with crimes and misdemeanours.
The decision by WIN News to close more regional media outlets is a blow to democracy, detracting from the role of local news plays in keeping governments accountable says Past Speaker of the Queensland Parliament and QUT Adjunct Associate Professor John Mickel.
See how Keesha’s real-world work placement with the Fraud Integrity Unit at Suncorp gave her a better understanding of financial crime and opened a pathway to her current career.
The guild affiliated QUT Justice Society aims to create a safe community for students by giving them the opportunity to engage with one another, give back to the community and develop further educational opportunities while attending QUT through social and formal events.
QUT Centre for Justice is a think tank for social justice that aims to empower and enable citizens, consumers and communities through solutions-oriented research.
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