Justice

Justice

Explore how criminal justice systems work to serve individuals and the community through law enforcement, policy, practice and reform.

Explore how criminal justice systems work to serve individuals and the community through law enforcement, policy, practice and reform.

Explore how criminal justice systems work to serve individuals and the community through law enforcement, policy, practice and reform.

With industry contacts and partnerships built over 30 years, RMIT offers quality work experiences with justice agencies to develop your practical experience in the field.

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