CLO 1: Analyse the Structure and Function of Criminal Justice Systems: Students will be able to critically examine the various components of the criminal justice system, including law enforcement, courts, and corrections, and understand their roles, responsibilities, and interrelationships within both local and global contexts.

CLO 2: Evaluate the Impact of Political and Social Factors on Criminal Justice: Students will assess how political processes, media influence, and social issues such as racial disparities and bias affect the development and implementation of criminal justice policies and practices.

CLO 3: Propose Evidence-Based Reforms and Alternative Approaches: Students will develop the ability to identify and propose evidence-based reforms and alternative justice approaches, such as restorative justice and problem-solving courts, aimed at improving the fairness, effectiveness, and ethical standards of the criminal justice system.