Marietta Martinovic

Dr. Marietta Martinovic

Associate Professor

Details

Open to

  • Masters Research or PhD student supervision

About

Dr Marietta Martinovic is an Associate Professor in Criminology and Justice studies in the School of Global, Urban and Social Studies at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia. She started the first Australian Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program in Australia, and has established, and is leading five prison-based and one community-based Think Tank. Think Tanks are composed of people with lived experience of the Criminal Justice System (CJS), university students, researchers and CJS practitioners. We are consulted by a range of stakeholders about improving justice-related policies and practices. Marietta is internationally recognised for transformative learning in prisons and developing opportunities for the inclusion of lived criminal justice experience in policy making.

Supervisor projects

  • Exploring the Effects of Vipassana Meditation on Justice-Involved Individuals
  • 8 Aug 2022
  • From prisoner to reintegration worker: An exploration of the Victorian reintegration sector policy to employing ex-prisoners
  • 18 Dec 2021
  • Trans and Gender Diverse Individuals' Experiences of Incarceration in Australia
  • 10 Dec 2021
  • Interrupting the Cycle of Bullying: Perspectives of Parents, Students and Teachers
  • 27 Aug 2021

Teaching interests

Corrections, Community based corrections, Prisons, Punishment, Electronic monitoring, Comparative criminal justice and social crime prevention.

Teaching responsibilities:
- HUSO2225/HUSO2224 – Comparative Criminal Justice Systems
- JUST2237/JUST2244 – Crime Prevention
- JUST2309/JUST2310 – Community Based Corrections
- POLI1076 – Corrections
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