Framing the Criminology World - Crime, Criminality, Prevention and Criminal Investigation

Learning Objectives

• Understand core criminological theories and their application to crime, deviance, and societal responses.

• Analyze the social and contextual factors that contribute to criminal behavior and conformity.

• Examine real-life case studies to explore the dynamics of serious criminal offences and their societal impact.

• Gain knowledge of legal frameworks governing serious offences such as murder, manslaughter, kidnapping, and sexual crimes.

• Explore the investigative processes and methodologies used in handling complex criminal cases.

• Evaluate crime prevention strategies and their effectiveness in addressing criminal behavior.

• Understand the role and importance of legal defenses in the adjudication of serious offences.

• Develop critical thinking skills to assess the interplay between crime, social problems, and the justice system.

Framing the Criminology World: Crime, Criminality, Prevention, and Criminal Investigation provides delegates with a comprehensive understanding of the complexities of crime and deviance.

This course delves into key criminological theories, exploring the social and contextual factors that influence criminal behavior and societal responses.

Delegates will examine real-life cases to understand the interconnections between crime, conformity, and broader social challenges.

The course also offers an in-depth analysis of serious offences, including murder, manslaughter, kidnapping, and sexual offences, highlighting the legal frameworks, investigative processes, and legal defenses involved.

Delegates will gain critical insights into crime prevention strategies and the intricacies of criminal investigations.