Bachelor
Year 12 early offer scheme
If you're a current Queensland Year 12 student you may be eligible to receive an offer for this course on the last day of Queensland Year 12 before receiving your ATAR or selection rank.
This double degree will prepare you to work in areas that respond to the increasing community emphasis on crime justice human wellbeing and related practice. You will be able to work in areas such as corrections community development policy development child and family services disability Indigenous community work customs services court administrative services non-policy enforcement agencies and criminology research.
Many previous graduates have worked with communities and non-government agencies as case managers counsellors policy development officers community development officers welfare officers youth workers child protection officers and family service officers. Other opportunities include careers in aged services disability services child protection community corrections community education or health or in aid work.
Graduates are eligible to apply for membership of the Australian Community Workers Association.
Both areas will be studied in each semester. In the justice component you will study areas such as criminology policing ethics crime prevention justice policy and investigations. In human services you may choose a focus on disability youth or child and family services.
Both areas will be studied in each semester. In the justice component you will study areas such as criminology policing ethics crime prevention justice policy and investigations. In human services you may choose a focus on disability youth or child and family services.