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Sam Brennan is a part-time lecturer at Charles Sturt University's Centre for Law and Justice and the Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security, where he teaches theoretical and applied criminology, criminal law, and policing/security studies. He holds a Master of Arts in Criminology from Sydney University (2018) and a Master of Arts in Policing, Intelligence & Counter Terrorism from Macquarie University (2014).
- Education:
- MA Criminology, Sydney University (2018)
- MA Policing, Intelligence & Counter Terrorism, Macquarie University (2014)
His research interests align with his operational experience as a Detective Sergeant in the NSW Police Force, focusing on violent and serial crime, politically motivated crime, and emerging crime trends. He integrates practical policing expertise into academic contexts, particularly in criminal investigation training and course development.
Professional Affiliations:
- Member of Charles Sturt University's External Advisory Committee
- Investigations Manager in a large regional NSW Police District
- Advisor on Child Protection Register, rural crime investigation, and coronial investigations
Sam's career bridges academia and law enforcement, ensuring course content remains industry-relevant through his dual roles in policing and teaching.
