Specialist Certificate in Criminology (Forensic Disability)

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• Objectives
  Graduates of the Specialist Certificate in Criminology (Forensic Disability) will:
  - develop an advanced understanding of the psychology of offending behaviour and the criminal justice system;
  - develop their knowledge of the appropriate professional skills to be utilised with different types of offenders and in diverse forensic contexts;
  - emerge with an advanced understanding of relevant cultural, legal, policy and political issues;
  - have confidence in their capacity to undertake PhD and other advanced research.
• Academic title
  Specialist Certificate in Criminology (Forensic Disability)
• Course description
  This course will incorporate two existing 12.5 point Masters level subjects approved as part of the Master of Criminology (Forensic Psychology) from the School of Political Science , Criminology and Sociology.
  
  The course is based on a points structure with students required to accumulate 25 points in order to receive the award. The subject for the Specialist Certificate is offered at Masters level. Students will complete:
  
  § 360878 Introduction to Forensic Disability (12.5 point subject)
  § 360879 Advanced Practice in Forensic Disability (12.5 point subject)

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