Criminal investigation training courses

...· Managing Safely coversM · Assessing risks · Controlling risks · Understanding your responsibilities · Identifying hazards · Investigating accidents... Learn about: Lone working, Civil law, Fire Safety...

...To provide the opportunity for delegates to acquire the necessary skills required to identify assets which are the proceeds of crime and to commence an investigation aimed at confiscating such property. Suitable for: This course is aimed at personnel wishing to have the necessary skills to enable...

...: · Chemical Laboratory Techniques · Criminology · Forensic Evidence Collection and Analysis · Forensic Photography · Criminal Psychology and Traffic Accident...

...Introduction to Criminological Theory Introduction to Research Methods and Statistics The Social Construction of Crime and Deviance In order to complete this course... Learn about: Social Psychology, Psychology Skills, Lifespan Psychology...

...This degree aims to: Produce graduates who are able to use forensic science techniques as investigative tools to assist the police and legal professions. Enable you to develop your skills in scientific and critical thinking as well as independent study. In addition, if you choose to undertake...

... and samples are treated in laboratories, and how different types of evidence are used to sort legal fact from criminal fiction. Your work in class will include...

...So you enjoy a good Murder Mystery, and are intrigued by the dimensions of a criminal mind. Then here is an opportunity for you to discover how an entire investigation process is brought together. This beginner’s course is the perfect introduction to the world of forensic science and profiling...

...Looking to study a criminology degree at University? Our BA (Hons) Criminology course is supported by our close links with local criminal justice organisations, including West Midlands Police Force. Make sense of the world of criminal justice by getting the big picture perspective on crime... Learn about: Criminological Theory, Cultural Criminological, Contemporary City...

...To provide the opportunity for delegates to acquire the necessary skills required to identify assets which are the proceeds of crime and to commence an investigation aimed at confiscating such property. Suitable for: Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 Asset Confiscation This course is aimed at personnel...

...This degree aims to: Produce graduates who are able to use forensic science techniques as investigative tools to assist the police and legal professions. Enable you to develop your skills in scientific and critical thinking as well as independent study. In addition, if you choose to undertake...

... and Detection Methods Skills for Criminologists Researching Criminology 1 Year two Core units: Researching Criminology 2 Criminal Investigation Techniques...

... investigation plans, how to write an appropriate report and how to present the findings of an investigation and to whom. Entry requirements None required...

...Forensic Science is simply the application of science to the law. In criminal cases forensic scientists are often involved in the search for and examination of physical traces which might be useful for establishing or excluding an association between someone suspected of committing a crime...

...This degree aims to: Produce graduates who are able to use forensic science techniques as investigative tools to assist the police and legal professions. Enable you to develop your skills in scientific and critical thinking as well as independent study. In addition, if you choose to undertake...

... community. Our Miscarriages of Justice Project gives you the chance to work on real criminal cases alongside practising lawyers as they support prisoners who maintain their innocence and have exhausted their appeal rights. Through the Street Law project you can gain experience in schools and organisations... Learn about: Criminal law, Law of Torts, EU Law...

...Fact file UCAS code M900 Applied Criminology Length 3 years full-time6 years part-time Starts September 2017 Entry requirements A typical offer would be 112 UCAS Tariff points. More entry requirement details. Location Canterbury School Law, Criminal Justice and Computing More about BA/BSc Applied...

... buildings Distraction burglary Criminal damage to dwellings Theft of fuel from heating tanks and vehicles Robbery of commercial premises... Learn about: Geographic Profiling Analysis, Commercial buildings, Commercial premises...

... Semester 2 Research in Practice Homicide Investigation Fraud Investigation Semester 3 MSc Criminal Investigation Dissertation...

... and property The importance of evaluating and assessing a crime scene and how recovered evidence can drive an investigation Methods for analysis and interpretation of results The science involved in the analysis of evidence samples For Level 5 you'll focus on: Investigative skills and case file preparation... Learn about: Public Order...

...Fact file UCAS code L312 Policing (Crime Science) (Canterbury only). Length 3 years full-time Starts September 2017 Entry requirements 280 UCAS Tariff points More entry requirement details. Location Canterbury School Law, Criminal Justice and Computing... Learn about: IT Law...