Jamie Ferrill

Jamie Ferrill is a Senior Lecturer and Discipline Lead of Financial Crime Studies at the Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security, Charles Sturt University. She holds a PhD in Organizational Behavior (Loughborough University), an MPS in Homeland Security Leadership (University of Connecticut), and a BCJ in Criminal Justice (Mount Royal University). Her research focuses on financial crime, money laundering, transnational organized crime, and national/economic security.

• 2025: 7 publications including metaverse policing, cryptocurrency scandals, and cannabis regulations
• 2024: 3 publications on AML law, green trade initiatives, and cannabis policy
• 2023: 7 publications covering trade-based money laundering, cannabis legalization, and police wellbeing

Jamie’s recent work includes systematic reviews on trade-based money laundering (2025) and metaverse policing (2025), alongside policy analysis of cannabis regulations (2024) and beneficial ownership registries (2025) to combat financial crime. She also contributed to the edited volume Dirty Money: Financial Crime in Canada (2022) as co-editor.