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| 1 | Use a critical and contemporary knowledge of theories and policies in criminology and the criminal justice system and be able to apply this knowledge to lead change in professional and scholarly contexts |
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| 2 | Conduct in-depth research and produce exemplary criminological outputs using an advanced understanding of relevant methodologies to source, integrate, synthesise, and communicate findings |
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| 3 | Utilise advanced critical schema to examine policy and practice in the criminal justice system |
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| 4 | Possess cognitive, technical, methodological, and creative skills allowing for the identification of criminological problems, propose solutions, and evaluate abstract concepts to advance the field |
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| 5 | Use exceptional written and oral communication skills to articulate objective or persuasive conclusions, both in writing and orally, to diverse audiences |
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| 6 | Engage ethically and respectfully with diverse cultures, celebrating Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, practices knowledge systems, and perspectives, especially as they relate to policing, the court, and prisons.
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| 7 | Exhibit personal leadership by taking initiative in novel situations, being accountable for one's decisions, and engaging others in a shared vision |
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