Certificate in Criminology - Forensic Disability (Specialist)

Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Pre-degree
CRICOS: 00116K

This program will provide an up-to-date understanding of key concepts and issues, including theoretical and practical training in the assessment (including risk assessment) and management of forensic disability populations, and the complex professional and ethical issues encountered when working with this needy and challenging group.

Structure

• Students are required to accumulate 25 points in order to receive the award. There are 2 subjects: Introduction to Forensic Disability 12.5 points
• Advanced Practice in Forensic Disability 12.5 points.

Subjects

• Criminology-forensic disability

Standard entry requirements

• Undergraduate degree or equivalent qual in a relevant subject area plus two years' relevant work experience
• Or extensive relevant professional work experience (minimum of five years)

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