Title of the course of study	Graduate Certificate in Police Leadership
AQF Level	8
Structure of the course of study	The course structure is based on one semester (each of 13 weeks duration). • 30 credit points of core units • 10 credit points of elective units To qualify for award of Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security Leadership a candidate shall accrue an aggregate of at least 40 credit points, including satisfactory completion of the core units noted below.
Content of the course of study		Credit points
Core units	MPL400 Advanced Policing and Essential Services MPL402 Community Policing and Public Order MGL400 Leadership Communication and Impact	3 x 10
Elective units	10 credit points taken from any accredited AQF Level 8 or 9 course offered by Global Leadership Institute, such as: MCL401 Cyber Security Law and Risk MCL402 Globalisation and Counterterrorism MCL503 Counterterrorism and Interoperability MCL504 Community Engagement and Counterterrorism MCL505 Internet Scams and Predatory Crime MGL500 Enterprise Architecture and Government Services MPL506 Predictive Policing and Intelligence Machines XXX519 Independent Guided Study	1 x 10
Specialisations	Nil
Rules of progression
Other protocols of the course	N/A
Pre-requisites for specific units	Pre-requisites are noted on the unit outline. Students must have completed the pre-requisite to enrol in the unit.

Demonstrate:

• Advanced and integrated knowledge of police leadership scholarship and practice.

Demonstrate ability to:

• Apply advanced crisis communication skills and partnerships to guide, lead and mentor others in the area of police leadership • Apply digital literacy skills to search and critically appraise relevant literature for professional development and career acceleration in police leadership • Critically reflect, synthesise and evaluate data, intelligence and decision-making in police leadership • Operate at a high level of personal and professional autonomy for leading, guiding and mentoring others in police leadership • Utilise professional skills for leadership, and ethical conduct in police leadership.

MCL401 Cyber Security Law and Risk
MCL402 Globalisation and Counterterrorism
MCL404 Violent Extremism and Hate Crimes
MCL503 Counterterrorism and Interoperability
MCL504 Community Engagement and Counterterrorism
MCL505 Internet Scams and Predatory Crime
MCL506 Technology Enhanced Organised Crime
MGL400 Leadership, Communication and Impact
MGL401 IT, Decision Making and Governance
MGL500 Enterprise Architecture and Government Services
MGL501 People, Culture and Leadership
MGL502 Strategic Resources Allocation
MPL400 Advanced Policing and Essential Services
MPL402 Community Policing and Public Order
MPL501 New Perspectives and Challenges in Policing
MPL503 Road Safety and Best Practice
MPL504 Smart Policing and New Technologies
MPL506 Predictive Policing and Intelligence Machines
MPL507 Emergency and Risk Management
RES505 Applied Research Methods
RES520 Capstone Project
RES521 Research Project
XXX519 Independent Guided Study

Domestic Students:
Completion of an AQF Level 7 or above higher education qualification (or equivalent) in any discipline and at least two years relevant industry experience.
Professional Entry Option: Applicants with demonstrated minimum five years relevant work experience may apply for entry to this course subject to approval by the Program Director.

International Students:
Completion of an AQF Level 7 or above higher education qualification (or equivalent) in any discipline and at least two years relevant industry experience.
Professional Entry Option: Applicants with demonstrated minimum five years relevant work experience may apply for entry to this course subject to approval by the Program Director.
International student applicants whose entry qualifications were obtained in an institution where English is not the language of instruction normally require an International English Language Testing Service (IELTS) of 6.5, with a score of not less than 6.0 in any of the four skill areas, or equivalent.

Note: International students must hold a valid student visa. There are numerous conditions that apply to a student visa. In particular, a holder of a student visa may not work, paid or unpaid, for more than 40 hours in any fortnight during semester time. Current information on student visa conditions may be found at https://homeaffairs.gov.au/Trav/stud/more/Visa-conditions/visa-conditions-students

Special or Alternative Admission Arrangements
Special admission pathways are also open for educationally disadvantaged applicants and for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. These applicants will be assessed on a case-by-case basis with Recognition of Prior Learning, professional accreditations and the provision of a portfolio of work for entry to micro credential and single units.

Credit and Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL):
Credit for previous learning may be obtained through the processes of articulation, credit transfer and recognition of prior learning or a combination of these processes. Requests for credit for previous study or RPL should be submitted with the Application Form. Students who have successfully completed accredited study or courses at recognised tertiary institutions may apply for a Transfer of Credit. A certified copy of an official transcript detailing studies undertaken must be submitted with the Credit Transfer and RPL Application Form. RPL from life and work experience will also be considered upon request. For more information, please see the Cross Credit and Recognition of Prior Learning Policy.

Delivery Mode: on campus and online
Campus: Level 1, 180 Logan Road, Woolloongabba QLD 4102, Australia

Duration: 0.5 year full-time (1 semester)
Intakes: Semester 1, Semester 2

International Student Fees: Total Course Fees: AU $ 15,000*
AU $500 one time enrolment fee is charged additional.
*subject to annual review

Domestic Student Fees: Total Course Fees: AU $ 10,000*
AU $500 one-time enrolment fee is charged additional.

For a full list of course dates for new and continuing students, please see our Timetables.

Once you have chosen your course, you will need to apply direct to GLI. Applications typically close three weeks before semester commences. The Admission Form is completed online. You may be entitled to credit for prior learning, whether formal or informal. Formal learning can include previous study in higher education, vocational education, or adult and community education. Informal learning can include on the job learning or various kinds of work and life experience. Credit can reduce the amount of study needed to complete a degree. For further information about credit and recognition of prior learning please see GLI’s Cross Credit and Recognition of Prior Learning Policy or contact our Student Support Officer.

Once you have returned a signed copy of your Letter of Offer to accept your place at GLI, you will be invited to enrol in your specific units in the next academic period. Students are advised to consult their timetable and contact a Student Support Officer for tailored academic advice before completing the enrolment form. Applications for credit transfers or recognised prior learning will be communicated to you once they have been processed.

To enrol in this qualification, please contact us at Global Leadership Institute

ABN: 33633704613
Address: 180 Logan Road, Woolloongabba QLD 4102 Australia
Phone Number: +61 (07) 3391-7599
Email: admissions@globalinstitute.com.au

If you are unsatisfied with the outcome of your application, GLI’s Student Grievance and Appeals Policy outlines the procedure for resolving a complaint or grievance.