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The course is designed to provide the systematic overview of comparative criminal justice systems (law, police, courts, and corrections) between the USA, South Korea and Australia.
Through a comprehensive comparison and contrast of the three countries’ criminal justice systems and practices, this course enables participating students to draw both provincial and universal benefits, leading to more efficient and effective criminal justice systems and practices in each country.
Through this course, students will understand and appreciate the differing perspectives from policing and criminal justice systems around the world, including similarities and differences between the countries’ systems and practices. An opportunity to build a professional network for graduates as well as an opportunity to develop and articulate possible improvements through assessment items to each country’s criminal justice and policing security systems.
Cost: 7,100
For further details see the financial information tab.
Dates: 25 Jun 2023 - 13 Jul 2023
Places: 10
This program will require minimum numbers to proceed.
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This program is offered by the Faculty of Business, Justice and Behavioural Sciences
Students must have successfully completed four subjects and can provide a supporting email from one of their subject coordinators.
You should also hold a current passport that is valid for 6 months past the program completion date. Students who need to renew or obtain a passport will have to do so immediately on notification that the program is proceeding and should apply for an expedited passport
Students will enrol in JST264 Criminal Justice with an International Context
Students must liaise with their Course Director to seek approval prior to applying for this program.
7,100
Exact costs of this program to be advised on notification of successful application.
$1000 non-refundable deposit due: Within two weeks of notification of successful application.
You must have a valid passport or be in the process of applying for one by the first deposit payment date. Your passport must have a minimum of six-month validity from the program's return date.
A pre-departure session will be mandatory for all students attending this program. Pre-departure information will be made available to successful applicants approximately 5 weeks prior to departure.
This Charles Sturt Global Program is group ticketed. Your program will depart from one designated international airport and return to the same airport as a group.
My experience at Dongguk University during this short term program was amazing. I would highly recommend this to any student who was interested. By participating in this program I experienced a greater understanding of international criminal justice systems and found it to be exciting and rewarding. I met other international students who share similar interest to me and we were able to explore Korea together. Field trips and cultural experiences hosted by the university were great and I would highly recommend.
Further enquiries regarding the application process should be directed to:
Charles Sturt University Learning Abroad and Exchange Office
Charles Sturt University
Phone: +61 2 6338 4021
Email: csuglobal@csu.edu.au