Criminal psychology explores one of the most fascinating areas of human behaviour. This Criminal psychology online course will provide you with an in depth understanding of how psychologists study abnormal behaviour. By looking at various psychological theories and studies you will understand the different explanations of behaviour and be able to apply these to a number of case studies. These are real life case studies taken from the work of practitioners around the world, which ensures that you get a solid understanding of how criminal psychology works in practice. How a ‘criminal’ thinks will be analysed as will the causes of criminal behaviour, what causes it and what can help prevent it.
Start Date: You can start this course any day of the year, it is an online course, we enroll students on a daily basis.
Course Duration: 4 – 7 Months, depending on your lifestyle, we have no problems how fast or slow you want to complete the course. The course is valid for 12 months, so you can submit your assignments any time during the 12 months period.
Course Fee: The Fee for this course is £177, this covers everything you need to complete this course including Certificate & Transcript. There are no other charges
Course Credits: This Course Carries 180 Credits. It Will Be Mentioned On Your Transcripts.
Who can apply for this course? Anyone with an interest can apply for this course, you do not have to be in the UK to apply for this course. This is an online course, we have students from all over the world enrolled on this course.
Course Contents
Course Contents
Our Criminal Psychology Diploma is about criminal psychology: the scientific study of criminals, criminal behaviour and the crimes committed by them. It covers various research methods including how these methods help psychologists understand why some people turn to crime. If you are interested in this field of work, or simply want to understand criminals and criminal behaviour better, this course will be of great value to you.
Course Units
1. Understanding Criminal Behaviour
2. Developmental Approaches to Understanding Crime
3. Mental Disorder & Crime
4. Aggressional & Violence
5. Drugs & Crime
6. Rehabilitation & Reintegration
Accreditation This Course is accredited by UK Qualifications Landmark (UQL) . UQL It is an independent awarding body based in the UK.
Course Delivery 4 -7 Months depending on how quickly the students can submit their assignments.
Certification Students will be awarded Postgraduate Level 7 Diploma In Criminal Psychology
Accreditation The course is accredited by UK Qualifications Landmark
Course Assessment This course does not involve any written exams. students need to answer assignment questions to complete the course, the answers will be in the form of written work. Once the answers are submitted, the tutor will check and assess the work.
Course Mode This is a self-study course, students have 100% freedom to complete the course, there is no time restriction on this course.
Learning Materials Students will be provided all the learning text materials to assist them in completing the course
Duration
Duration
6 Months. Students Have Full Freedom of How Slow or Fast They Want to Complete The Criminal Psychology Diploma.
Entry Requirements
Entry Requirements
Progression
Progression
After completing this course, student will be awarded Postgraduate Level 7 Diploma In Criminal Psychology
Career Path
Career Path
Course Delivery
Course Delivery
This course is delivered via our online Learning Portal. All course materials are available online
Payment Options
Payment Options
There is a number of options you can pay your fees. We accept bank transfer, Sterling Cheques, Sterling Bank drafts, Master Card and Debit Card payments, Paypal and Western Union
Tutor Support
Tutor Support
Once a student is registered we will allocate a UK-Based tutor to guide the student through out his/her studies. The tutor will be available via email and via Virtual Learning Environment. The tutor will guide and support the student till the given assignments are complete and submitted.
