MC223 - Master of Justice and Criminology

Plan: MC223 - Master of Justice and Criminology
Campus: City Campus

Learning outcomes

Program Learning Outcomes

As a graduate of this program you will be able to:

Use strategic, critical, creative, and analytical thinking to develop creative solutions to a range of dynamic problems associated with crime management and the justice system.
Critically analyse, synthesise, and reflect on complex theories, principles, philosophies, and recent developments in the justice sector, both locally and globally, to extend and challenge knowledge and practice.
Employ a wide range of research tools, methods and approaches to produce new knowledge of justice issues and guide policy development and inform decision making.
Synthesise, rationalise, and communicate new scholarship and research to diverse professional and non-professional audiences.
Use a range of communication, conflict management, and leadership skills to work productively with a diverse range of people in justice environments, as well as within teams.
Use appropriate ethical ideas and reflective practice skills in addressing situations and problems in justice settings demonstrating cultural, social, and environmental sensitivity.