Course Curriculum
Module 1: Introduction to Criminology and Profiling
Gain foundational knowledge of criminology, its history, and the role of profiling in modern investigations.
Module 2: Classification of Crime
Explore various crime categories, their characteristics, and societal impacts.
Module 3: Violent Crimes
Delve into the psychology and patterns behind violent offenses, including homicide and assault.
Module 4: The Crime Scene
Learn the protocols for securing, analyzing, and interpreting crime scenes effectively.
Module 5: Dealing with Crime
Understand the processes involved in crime prevention, intervention, and rehabilitation.
Module 6: Understanding Criminal Psychology
Study the mental processes and behavioral patterns of criminals to predict and prevent offenses.
Module 7: Forensic Science
Discover the scientific methods used in crime detection, including DNA analysis and fingerprinting.
Module 8: Phases of Profiling
Examine the step-by-step approach to creating accurate criminal profiles.
Module 9: Criminal Profiling: Science, Logic, and Metacognition
Integrate scientific reasoning and cognitive strategies in developing offender profiles.
Module 10: Offender Profiling: Pragmatic Solutions and Behavioral Investigative Advice
Apply practical profiling techniques to real-world cases, offering actionable insights to investigations.
Module 11: Victimology
Study the relationship between victims and offenders, and the impact of crimes on victims.
Module 12: The Criminal Justice System in England and Wales
Gain an overview of the legal processes, from arrest to sentencing, within the UK framework.