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Master of Transnational Crime Prevention
Overview
This program is designed for students from law enforcement agencies
and the private sector, including police, customs, anti-corruption,
immigration, banking, finance, accounting and other institutions
from Australia, the Asia-Pacific region and beyond.
Entry Requirements / Assumed Knowledge
Students should be graduates or have extensive relevant experience
at a high level.
English language requirements:
- IELTS overall band 7.0 or
- IELTS overall band 6.0 with attendance in either ELL901 English
for Postgraduate Studies 1 in Autumn Session or ELL903 English
for Postgraduate Studies 2 in Spring Session.
Advanced Standing
Students successfully completing the Graduate Certificate in
Transnational Crime Prevention have the option to articulate
to this course.
Course Requirements
Satisfactory completion of subjects to the value of 48 credit
points chosen from the course program.
| Subjects |
Credit Points |
| Prescribed Subjects |
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| LEGL910 |
International Co-operation in Crime Prevention |
4 |
| LEGL911 |
International Criminal Law |
4 |
| LEGL912 |
Comparative Criminal Justice |
4 |
| LEGL920 |
Transnational Corporate Crime |
4 |
| LEGL921 |
Crime and Transnational Financial Transactions |
4 |
| LEGL922 |
Financial Investigations Practice and Procedure |
4 |
| LEGL923 |
Crime and Information Technology Regulation |
4 |
| LEGL930 |
Legal Research and Writing |
2 |
| LEGL931 |
Computing and Statistical Skills |
2 |
| LEGL940 |
Transnational Organised Crime |
8 |
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| Plus one of the following electives: |
| LEGL950 |
Transnational Crime Prevention Research Project |
8 |
| LEGL951 |
Special Studies in Transnational Crime Prevention
and Investigation |
8 |
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