CHARLES STURT UNIVERSITY · AUSTRALIA
Graduate Diploma of Investigations
Diploma · Taught in en
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12 mo
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- Top 10 in Australia for postgraduate teaching qualityTeaching Quality
- Learn from experienced industry professionalsExpert Faculty
- Develop high-level analytical and critical assessment skillsSkill Development
- Online study mode for flexibilityStudy Mode
The Graduate Diploma of Investigations is designed for individuals working in or aspiring to roles in investigations, compliance, regulation, security, and law enforcement. It aims to provide advanced practical and theoretical knowledge in these fields. The course covers multi-agency and international investigation practices, with applications across various areas including financial crime, terrorism, and intelligence.
Curriculum
The course requires completion of 64 credit points. For each 8-point subject, students should expect to dedicate 10-12 hours per week to study, including assignments, readings, research, and online activities. Some subjects may require attendance at an online or on-campus intensive school.
- Year 1
- Investigations PrinciplesJST409
- Digital ForensicsITC597
- Multi-Agency InvestigationsJST497
Careers
This course is designed to enhance the professional capabilities of current investigators, preparing them for potential management roles. For new entrants, it provides a solid foundation for a career in the public or corporate sectors.
- Investigator
- Compliance Officer
- Regulator
- Security Professional
- Law Enforcement Officer
- Management Roles
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- Tuition fees for international students are currently listed as 'TBA'. Please refer to the international student fees section on the university's website for the most current information.
- What career opportunities can I pursue after completing this diploma?
- Graduates can pursue roles such as Investigator, Compliance Officer, Regulator, Security Professional, Law Enforcement Officer, and various management roles in both public and corporate sectors.
- What are the entry requirements for the Graduate Diploma of Investigations?
- Specific academic entry requirements and the entry score are currently listed as 'TBA'. Prospective students should refer to the program handbook for detailed and up-to-date entry criteria.
- How do international students apply for this program?
- International students can apply through the Charles Sturt University application portal. It is also recommended that international students contact a recruitment agent in their country for assistance with the application and visa process.
- When is the next session start date for the program?
- The next session start date for the program is July 12, 2026. An earlier session starts on March 1, 2026.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Fee details for international students are TBA. Please refer to the international student fees section for more information.
Tuition (home)Indicative fees for domestic students with a Commonwealth Grant Scheme (CGS) place are $17,376.00 per year full-time or $8,688.00 per year part-time. Fee-paying student tuition fees are TBA.
LivingNo information available.
Commonwealth supported places (CSP) are available and may reduce costs. Fee-paying students may be eligible for FEE-HELP loans. Tuition fees are indicative and based on full-time study.
How to apply
1. Start Your ApplicationVisit the Charles Sturt University 'Apply' page to begin the application process.
2. Select Course and DetailsChoose the Graduate Diploma of Investigations and select your commencement year and study mode.
3. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the online application form.
4. Contact Agent (International Students)International students should connect with a local recruitment agent for guidance on application and visa procedures.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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Tuition fees for international students are currently listed as 'TBA'. Please refer to the international student fees section on the university's website for the most current information.
What career opportunities can I pursue after completing this diploma?
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Graduates can pursue roles such as Investigator, Compliance Officer, Regulator, Security Professional, Law Enforcement Officer, and various management roles in both public and corporate sectors.
What are the entry requirements for the Graduate Diploma of Investigations?
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Specific academic entry requirements and the entry score are currently listed as 'TBA'. Prospective students should refer to the program handbook for detailed and up-to-date entry criteria.
How do international students apply for this program?
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International students can apply through the Charles Sturt University application portal. It is also recommended that international students contact a recruitment agent in their country for assistance with the application and visa process.
When is the next session start date for the program?
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The next session start date for the program is July 12, 2026. An earlier session starts on March 1, 2026.