See how Keesha’s real-world work placement with the Fraud Integrity Unit at Suncorp gave her a better understanding of financial crime and opened a pathway to her current career.
Make the most of your justice degree with these tips from justice student Eirin Dodrill.
If you want a career that makes a positive difference, our justice degrees prepare you to think and act ethically with a social justice focus. No two days are the same when you work in the areas of policing, intelligence, policy or government.
Make a difference to society and follow your passion for justice with a degree that allows you to explore crime and criminal investigations, or help others by making systematic changes to the justice system.
Combine psychology and justice to work in policy development, criminal justice institutions, rehabilitation and family services.
Combine business and justice for roles including Business advisor, Community worker, Government Officer, Ministerial policy adviser, Police Officer or policy officer.
Combine digital media, professional communication or journalism with justice for roles such as communications manager in the justice field, or analyst of legal matters for media organisations.
Combine human services and justice for careers in policy development, child and family services, Indigenous community work, customs services or criminology research.
Combine justice and law for careers such as in-house counsel, public prosecutor, public defender (Legal Aid), investigator for government or business, police or customs officer.
