School Of Social SciencesTransnational CrimeWestern Sydney University Unit Code: 102198.2
Discipline: CRIMINOLOGY
Student Contribution Band: 4
Level: 7
Credit Points: 10
Assumed Knowledge
Undergraduate degree in criminology, criminal justice or a related social science area, or equivalent.
Unit Enrolment Restrictions
Students must be enrolled in a postgraduate course.
About this Unit
In traditional criminology crimes have been understood as acts that breach the criminal code of a given nation state. By contrast, transnational crimes are defined as violations of law that embrace more than one nation in their planning, operation or impact. These crimes often have a much broader (though often veiled) relation to serious individual and collective social harm and can be especially difficult to prevent or investigate and prosecute. Students will be expected to understand the global and regional developments that foster transnational crime, its range and security impacts, and international agreements and conventions as well the new forms of policing developed to counter it.
Courses| 1770.1 | Master of Social Science | CONTINUING |
| 1862.1 | Master of International Criminology | CONTINUING |
| 1862.2 | Master of International Criminology | SUSPENDED |
| 1864.2 | Graduate Certificate in International Criminology | SUSPENDED |
| 8083.2 | Bachelor of Research Studies | CURRENT |
Specialisations
| ST1008.1 | International Criminology | CONTINUING |