Criminology and Police Investigations

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Criminal justice is more than uniforms and caution tape—police investigations play a crucial role in uncovering facts, interpreting motive, and navigating the path between suspicion and evidence. This course in Criminology and Police Investigations offers a fresh look at how offences are examined, how crime scenes are evaluated, and how theory underpins the work of modern investigators. Whether it's analysing case studies or understanding the legal frameworks around police investigations, you'll gain the knowledge to appreciate the structure and challenges of criminal inquiry.

From the psychology behind criminal behaviour to the methodologies of police investigations, the course provides a well-ordered overview for those curious about what happens after a crime is reported. You’ll explore how investigations are organised, how evidence is evaluated, and how legal procedures are followed. This content doesn't ask you to solve crimes—it gives you a strong foundation for understanding how they are approached in a professional, structured, and ethical way. Whether you're interested in policy, prevention, or procedure, this is where structured learning meets public interest.

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Learning Outcomes

• Understand core concepts behind modern police investigations and criminology.
• Learn how crimes are assessed and how evidence is examined.
• Explore legal processes in structured police investigations and case follow-up.
• Study investigative procedures and their links to criminal justice.
• Identify common investigative roles and the ethics behind police work.

Who is this course for?

• Aspiring professionals interested in modern police investigations procedures.
• Students fascinated by criminology, crime trends, and criminal behaviour.
• Individuals considering entry-level roles in criminal justice sectors.
• Career-changers curious about investigative and analytical processes.
• Writers or researchers seeking accuracy on police investigations topics.

Career Path

• Criminal Intelligence Analyst – Average salary: £33,000 per year
• Police Officer – Average salary: £30,500 per year
• Crime Scene Support Officer – Average salary: £28,000 per year
• Forensic Analyst – Average salary: £32,500 per year
• Probation Services Officer – Average salary: £27,500 per year
• Victim Support Caseworker – Average salary: £26,000 per year