Terry Goldsworthy

Dr. Terry Goldsworthy is an Associate Professor in Criminology at Bond University's Faculty of Society & Design. With over 28 years of policing experience in Australia (Queensland Police Service), including roles as Detective Inspector and Inspector at Ethical Standards Command, he bridges practical and academic expertise. His research focuses on criminology, criminal justice systems, genocide studies, and the intersection of cybercrime with victimology.

• Education: PhD in Criminology (Bond University, 2006), Master of Criminology (2001), Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Commerce (1996, 1992).

Recent publications explore cyber abuse, policing limitations, and political misuse of crime data. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in education and justice. Terry has received teaching awards in 2010 and 2017, and his media contributions span 500+ interviews across ABC News, Sunrise, The Courier Mail, and The Conversation (1.2M readership).

• Scientific Awards: HSS Excellence in Teaching and Learning Award (2010), FSD Teaching and Learning Award nomination (2013).

He supervises students in criminology, criminal justice, and genocide studies, and serves on external boards like Bravehearts and Gold Coast Centre against Sexual Violence. His fieldwork includes expert court testimony on police procedures and policy commentary on criminal justice reform.