This course adopts a contemporary international approach to Counter-terrorism, Security and Intelligence.  This course will prepare students for the new world of preventing, managing and responding to issues and events which are detrimental to the individuals, organisations, communities and nations.  The development of multi-skilled operatives who are able to lead organisational and community initiatives in this field as well as provide expert advice and planning is a key outcome of these units.  This course will provide the professional operative with the underpinning knowledge of international relations, terrorism and its prevention/management, security in the community and organisational and infrastructure context and the skills to operate within a specialised branch or discipline within the counter terror arena.

Standard university admission requirements apply.

Students are required to complete a core of 16 units (240 credit points) offered across four schools and to choose a major of 8 units (120 credit points) offered from Computer Studies, Security Science, International and Cultural Studies and Law and Justice.