Certificate
The Specialist Certificate in Criminology (Forensic Disability) is designed for professionals working with offenders with a disability, offering training in assessment, management, and ethical issues. It is relevant to practitioners in various sectors and may assist with entry to the Master of Criminology.
The Specialist Certificate in Criminology (Forensic Disability) is a uniquely tailored course designed for professionals working with offenders with a disability.
This course provides an up-to-date understanding of key concepts and issues, including theoretical and practical training in the assessment (including risk assessment) and management of forensic disability populations, and the complex professional and ethical issues encountered when working with this challenging group.
Who is this course for?This truly interdisciplinary course is highly relevant to practitioners currently working in a number of sectors, including disability, psychology, social work, psychiatry, medical practice, health, legal practice, law enforcement and corrections.
PathwaysYou may also be interested in the Specialist Certificate in Criminology (Offender Management). Completion of this course may also assist with entry to the Master of Criminology.
The Specialist Certificate in Criminology (Forensic Disability) is a uniquely tailored course designed for professionals working with offenders with a disability.
This course provides an up-to-date understanding of key concepts and issues, including theoretical and practical training in the assessment (including risk assessment) and management of forensic disability populations, and the complex professional and ethical issues encountered when working with this challenging group.
This truly interdisciplinary course is highly relevant to practitioners currently working in a number of sectors, including disability, psychology, social work, psychiatry, medical practice, health, legal practice, law enforcement and corrections.
You may also be interested in the Specialist Certificate in Criminology (Offender Management). Completion of this course may also assist with entry to the Master of Criminology.
This truly interdisciplinary course is highly relevant to practitioners currently working in a number of sectors, including disability, psychology, social work, psychiatry, medical practice, health, legal practice, law enforcement and corrections.