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About the course
This Bachelor of Social Sciences (Policing Practices) develops a strong social science base with specialised policing knowledge and skills. You will study disciplines connected to human behaviour and justice, including policing, criminology, risk management, law, sociology, psychology, politics and public policy. The program is endorsed by Tasmania’s Department of Police, Fire and Emergency Management and is delivered online as an undergraduate policing-focused social science degree.
Career outcome
Graduates are prepared for policing and broader justice-sector roles where social science and investigative practice intersect. Typical pathways include operational or specialist policing roles, intelligence and analysis, risk and security-related work, forensics support, and positions across justice, legal and correctional services. The course provides a professional foundation for working with communities and institutions on real-world policing and public safety challenges in a Bachelor-level social science context.
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