 The
Bachelor of Management (Policing) is open to South
Australian Police Officers only.
There is an entry requirement of the Advanced Diploma in
Policing, or equivalent and a permanent appointment to
Constable.
The objective of the SAPOL initiative to develop and
establish an undergraduate degree is to enhance
professionalism and provide appropriate tertiary
education award recognition for SAPOL members
undertaking relevant internal and external studies. The
Degree in Policing is to be a voluntary degree, with
broad opportunities to recognise the study,
internal/external courses and experiences police
officers have acquired during their career. This should
include recognition of what has been achieved both
professionally and privately with the ultimate aim of
enhancing police services and personal development
whilst ensuring the degree is highly relevant to serving
police officers.
The Bachelor of Management
(Policing) provides a professional level of education
for South Australian Police Officers. To this end the
degree is designed to enable graduates to acquire
skills, knowledge and attitudes that will assist them to
work and develop as productive and socially responsible
Police Officers in a local and global context.
Alternatively, students may choose to continue with
postgraduate study to
further advance their knowledge in management.
Applications into the degree are to be lodged via SATAC
either
online or in hard copy. The hard copy SATAC guides
can be purchased at newsagencies across the state.
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Detailed degree
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Entry requirements:
Advanced Diploma of Policing or equivalent; and Permanent appointment to
Constable.
Equivalent includes: Police Studies Certificate + 14 years SAPOL service or
Associate Diploma in Justice Administration + 5 years SAPOL experience
Have you completed other SAPOL training courses?
Check here for credit arrangements.
View the
Bachelor of Management (Policing)
Flyer (PDF 728 KB).
Degree duration: 1.5 years full time equivalent
Courses studied:
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