Course results for Graduate Certificate Law & justice Degrees

Gain a broad overview of current approaches to Australian national security policy. You’ll explore contemporary and emerging national security challenges in the region. Learn about the structures and processes of national security policymaking.

Begin to unpack the ethics, laws, and politics surrounding slavery and human trafficking in modern society and business. Reflect on initiatives to prevent modern slavery and think about how your decisions and actions can contribute to change. 

Study national and global security issues and criminology. Delve into online terrorism and the intelligence tradecraft. Secure skills to critically apply criminal research. Make ethical and socially informed decisions about complex problems.

Step in or step up to worldwide careers spanning diplomacy, international aid and foreign policy. Broaden your focus. Get ethical. Learn to negotiate, manage conflict, and cooperate. Begin to unpack the intriguing complexity of political science.

Explore contemporary approaches to preventing cyber crime in Australia and across the world. You’ll establish the fundamentals of cyber security and get to know digital forensics. Learn through the lens of the criminal justice system.

Learn what intelligence analysts do, and the cutting-edge techniques they use to identify security risks. You can choose to graduate after only 4 subjects, or continue studying towards the related masters degree. 

Investigate the main types of financial crime, from identity fraud to corporate crime. Then understand why offenders act and what prevention strategies work. Your specialist knowledge could lead to new opportunities in law enforcement or financial services.

Enhance your global perspective and broaden your career options. Complete a core study of research methods and a selection of IR subjects. From climate change to transnational crime, you’ll build your understanding of politics and diplomacy.

Build your awareness of technology’s economic benefits–and consider the risks that policy makers mitigate. You’ll cover contemporary issues including digital disruption. Think about compliance and defiance. Upskill or explore further academic options.