Join Ella, Ivana, and Tia as they answer the questions every uni student, and criminology student has wondered. How can I build valuable connections with people in the field? What's the best way to make friends at uni? How can I get experience in the field whilst I study? What's your best advice to get through uni?

As Criminology students themselves, they know firsthand the struggles of navigating these questions and provide you with tips they wish they knew earlier in their degree to help students get the best out of their university experience!

This episode is helpful for all students studying at uni.

The hosts for this episode are the 2025 CCJS Executive Team:

Ivana Pedruco Aniceto - Director of Student Engagement

Ella Jones - Secretary and Director of Social Media and Promotions

Tia Lambert - Director of Events

Timestamps:

How to make friends at uni? 1:50

How can I get experience in the field? How can I build valuable connections with people in the field? 12:10

Advice for getting through uni. 30:55

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Welcome to the first episode of season 7 of the UON Crim Podcast! I’m your host, Marcel Bock and in this episode, I talk with Tomika from Hillebrand Shaw & Co. where she fills us in on her life as a criminology student and how that led to her starting her own business in the field of NDIS work. We will discuss some of the challenges faced and rewards gained from her journey!

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This year marks the 125th anniversary for the first recognition of a woman in a policing role here in Australia. On this months episode we have a discussion with Alice Neikirk about how police matrons turned into the modern day female police officer.

In Ep. 1 Season 6 of the UON Crim podcast, Estelle talks with cyber security specialist Professor Greg Austin about cyber crime in Australia. We ask why Australia is so vulnerable and what our government should be doing to fix this. As well as this we discuss who are the victims of cyber crime and are we seeing a new rise to cyber criminals?

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If you would like to learn more about Greg Austin, hop over to his linkedin.

In Ep.4 Season 5 of the UON Crim Podcast, Nick talks with Dr. Faye Nitschke about the psychological processes that underlying jury-decision making and interventions designed to achieve more accurate verdicts in sexual violence cases.

This episode of the UON Crim Podcast features Dr. Hayley Cullen and Nick Minch discuss the psychology behind false confessions, its prevalence, and interventions implemented to reduce the likelihood of false confessions.

In Season 5 Episode 2 of the UON Crim Podcast, I interview PhD candidate Tori Berezowski and criminologist Peter Gogarty about their work with the Bridge of Hope Innocence Initiative. Their work involves the investigation of potentially wrongful convictions and other miscarriages of justice.

Season 5 of the UON Crim Podcast begins with a new host. Nick Minch, a fourth year psychology and criminology student who is joined by university academic and criminologist Peter Gogarty talking about sexual and domestic violence.

Welcome back to episode 5! In this episode, Jess talks with Chris Bray, Director and Founder of Trauma Cleaning Services Australia. For a brief overview, trauma cleaning or crime scene cleanup is a term applied to the cleanup of blood, bodily fluids, and other potentially infectious materials. This isn’t your regular cleaning job so strap in and get ready to hear about what it takes to be a trauma cleaner!