Criminal Justice & Criminology Specialisation

Courses in the Criminal Justice & Criminology specialisation examine cutting edge issues in a national and global context.

This specialisation is marked by its engagement of criminological perspectives on topical legal issues – a hallmark of the research style of UNSW Law’s many criminal justice specialists.

Consisting of internationally-regarded authors and experts, members of the Criminal Justice and Criminology team participate closely in law reform and government policy development.

LLM (Criminal Justice & Criminolgy) courses:

• Anti-Money Laundering & Proceeds of Crime: Laws & Counter Measures
• Censorship, Contempt and the Media
• Comparative Anti-Terrorism Law
• Corruption Law & Policy: Australian & International Perspectives
• Crime Prevention Policy
• Criminal Justice: Global Perspectives
• Criminal Process: A Human Rights Framework
• Critical Issues in Restorative Justice
• Critical Victimology
• Current Issues in Criminal Justice
• Cybercrime, Security & Digital Law Enforcement
• Explaining Punishment
• Fraud, Forgery & Dishonesty
• Gender, Race & Justice
• Indigenous Children & the Law
• Indigenous Women & the Law
• International Criminal Law
• International Law & the Use of Force
• Juvenile Justice
• Law of Armed Conflict
• Research Thesis: 6uoc
• Surveillance, Security & Democracy
• Transnational Business & Human Rights
• Transnational Policing & Human Rights

Course offerings may vary. Refer to Law timetable for courses on offer.

Visit UNSW Online Handbook for further information about this LLM specialisation.