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Corrections

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Overview

  • Develop a comprehensive understanding of contemporary correctional systems and explore how societies respond to offending through punishment, rehabilitation and reintegration. 

  • Examine the history, philosophy and purpose of correctional practice, gaining insight into the social, legal and ethical issues that shape modern criminal justice systems. 

  • Explore custodial and community-based corrections, including alternatives to incarceration, and learn how interventions can support rehabilitation and reduce reoffending. 

  • Build practical case management skills to assess offender needs, manage risk, support behavioural change and contribute to positive rehabilitation outcomes. 

  • Learn how evidence-based approaches are used to support offender supervision, rehabilitation and reintegration into the community. 

  • Develop an understanding of the importance of ethical practice, cultural awareness and collaboration between agencies working within the corrections sector. 

Career outcomes

The Corrections major prepares you for careers supporting offender rehabilitation, reintegration and community safety across custodial, community and justice settings. Graduates may pursue opportunities in: 

  • corrective services 

  • offender management 

  • rehabilitation and reintegration programs 

  • case management 

  • community justice initiatives, and  

  • criminal justice policy and program development


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Relevant degrees for this major

Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice

Gain an understanding of crime, criminal behaviour and justice systems, and develop the skills to make a positive impact across criminal justice, community services and public policy settings. 

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