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What's it really like to study criminology at UQ?

Get a personal perspective from Beck, a current student, and Professor Lorraine Mazerolle, a UQ academic. 0:00 What's it really like to study criminology at UQ? 0:23 What is it about UQ's approach that makes us the most employable graduates in the state? 0:41 What has been the most unexpected thing you have been happy to discover at UQ? 1:25 If you were employing the next criminology and criminal justice graduate, what would you be looking for? 1:48 What does a day in the life of a criminology and criminal justice student look like at UQ? 2:25 How do you prepare students for the future when we don't know what the future looks like? 3:00 What are the most valuable skills you've learned as part of your degree? 3:33 What opportunities do your students have to get hands on experience in our industry? 4:19 How does the way you learn at UQ teach you the skills you need to face an unknown future? 4:48 What are some of the coolest jobs your former students are doing? 5:22 What's the most interesting thing you've learned that has not been part of your coursework? 5:50 What makes a good student and are they the same things that make a good job candidate? 6:36 What have you learned about yourself since you began your studies at UQ? 6:50 If you could give me one piece of advice that would set me apart as a job candidate, what would it be?