Criminology Training
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This Criminology:Criminology course will give you the discipline for and understanding of Criminology:Criminology. In this program, you will learn about crime,causes of crime,violence and many more.This Criminology:Criminology course will also discover different theories of criminology including Eyesenck theory, criminology related issues such as aggression violence, mental health.
Criminology and criminal justice is a hot field, and your understanding of the causes of crime and the ripple effects it has on society as a whole could put you at the forefront of an exciting Criminology career. Be sure you're ready with Criminology course designed to help you succeed.
By studying this Criminology:Criminology course, you'll extend your understanding of why individuals and organisations break the law. You'll be well prepared for a Criminology career in developing solutions to a range of problems associated with crime and criminality in a diverse set of industries.
This Criminology course will give you the discipline for and understanding of course:course. In this program, you will learn about crime,causes of crime,violence and many more.This Criminology course course will also discover different theories of course including Eyesenck theory, course related issues such as aggression violence, mental health.
Criminology and criminal justice is a hot field, and your understanding of the causes of crime and the ripple effects it has on society as a whole could put you at the forefront of an exciting course career.
By studying this course, you'll extend your understanding of why individuals and organisations break the law. You'll be well prepared for a course career in developing solutions to a range of problems associated with crime and criminality in a diverse set of industries.
Make yourself more marketable and put your career in high gear with the course from Frontier Education. In our online course, you’ll learn the key skills most in-demand today.
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Whether you’re a newcomer in course or already have an established role within your company, this course can provide you with the digital education you need to help your career or organisation thrive.
Whether you’ve been tinkering with Criminology for your business already or are completely new to the field of Criminology, you’ve come to the right place. This course, developed by experts, includes an industry-relevant curriculum designed to prepare you for a role in Criminology.
This course was designed to give you the tools and strategies you need to create a measurable impact in your career — whether your impact goal is to get a job, to enhance skills, or to make a positive difference in some other way.
Curriculum:
SECTION 1: Intro to Criminology:
- Introduction to the Criminology
- What is Crime & Criminology?
- Current Crime Stats
- The current causes and explanations for C behaviour
SECTION 2: Criminology & Personality Theories:
- Understanding violence (forms, types)
- Understanding property crime
- Eysenck’s Theory of Criminal Personality
- Why people become aggressive and violent: causation
SECTION 3: Mental Health & Crime
- Personality Disorders & Attachment Styles
- Schizophrenia & Criminal Behaviour
- Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD)
- Psychopathy & Crime
- Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
- BPD & Crime
- Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD)
- Bipolar Disorder & Crime Behaviour
SECTION 4: Severe Crime & Personalities:
- Stalking & Sex Offending
- Who are the ‘sex offenders’?
- Personality Disorders & Sex Offending
- Murder & Risk Factors
- Is anyone capable of murder?
- Serial and Mass Murder
- Common characteristics of serial killers
SECTION 5: Prevention & Conclusion:
- Is it possible to prevent criminal behaviour?
- Conclusion of the Criminology
Enhance your career opportunities.
After completing this course, you will be able to develop your existing: career, move into a role within sector or work within a general management position. Students will be equipped with the knowledge, skills, awareness and confidence to be highly effective Criminologists and professionals able to influence organisational strategy and practice.
Day to day tasks of Criminologist professional
In this role you could:
- research the reasons why people commit crime
- advise policy makers in the justice and policing systems
- analyse data from surveys and intelligence to spot trends
- work on crime reduction and rehabilitation programmes
- recommend ways to improve the effectiveness of punishments
- visit prisons and probation services to speak to offenders and ex-offenders
- attend conferences and present research findings
- teach students at college or university
Who is this course for?
Skills required required in related careers:
- Critical thinking, evaluating and analysing criminological theory and research
- Quantitative and qualitative research methods skills that will enable you to evaluate and analyse complex criminological problems.
- Team work, computing and digital skills.
- Synthesise complex arguments and evidence to better understand crime in society and challenge common assumptions.
Who employs Criminology graduates?
Examples of employers looking for graduates with Criminology skills:
- National Crime Agency
- HM Prison & Probation Service
- HM Revenue and Customs
- UK police force
- MI5
Other potential opportunities include:
- Charity worker
- Counsellor
Requirements
- Forensic scientist
- Paralegal
- Solicitor
- Social worker
- Youth worker
Typical employers include universities and schools if you go into research or teaching.
- Community worker
- Correctional officer
- Crime analyst
- Crime scene technician
- Criminologist
- Detective
- Government officer
Career path
- Immigration officer
- Intelligence analyst
- Police officer
- Prison officer
- Private investigator
- Probation officer
- Social researcher
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