Criminal and Community Justice

This level is designed for existing workers with Corrective Services, in addition to students external to the who would like to follow a career in corrections, including probation and/or parole. The degree attracts disciplinary areas like criminal justice, criminology, psychology, social welfare and work to provide a theoretical framework for anyone that use offenders and also forth fundamental issues concerning rehabilitation, through-care and re settlement. In addition to providing a theoretical framework, the application will provide those that complete the degree with the awareness and skills to produce and assess clinic with a view to improving functioning with offenders. The Bachelor of Criminal and Community Justice serves as a an'employed degree pathway' insofar as the teaching within the program may link theory to apply. It is important to note that degree doesn't guarantee direct usage in Corrections Services.

• Year 12
• English standard or equivalent