Criminology courses in Ireland

This free online course will explore the process of crime investigation and its role in the criminal justice system. TV dramas and crime films have popularised the crime scene investigation (CSI) procedure. Trained and experienced investigators plan the storage, collection and analysis of crucial evidence, allowing justice to prevail. This course will provide you with…

This free online criminology course explains how to gather and interpret data to spot patterns in criminal behaviour. Crime-tracking statistics are only useful if they are analysed and interpreted. So how do we investigate crime data and make sense of it? This criminology course lays out the requirements for becoming a professional criminal data analyst…

This new Rathmines College QQI Level 5 course examines the role and functions of the legal system and its relationship with crime as well as criminal justice. Excellent Higher Education progression opportunities to study law.

The Criminal Psychology course provides an opportunity to interact with and learn from very successful, highly qualified and experienced professionals. It will assists you in entering a fast growing profession. Students will complete the following units: 1 Criminal Psychology – An Introduction Definition of Crime and Three Views of Crime The Breadth of Criminal Psychology…

Criminology is an exciting inter-disciplinary subject that draws on sociology, psychology and law to focus on issues such as the causes of crime, the meaning of crime and societal reactions to crime. The PgDip in Criminology in TU Dublin provides students with a strong theoretical grounding in, and understanding of, contemporary criminological issues as well…

Explore the justice system and the criminal mind to grasp the causes of crime in this free online criminology course. Are you interested in crime and the legal justice system? Do you want to know what causes a felon to commit or avoid new crimes? Are some people simply ‘born criminals’ or do social and…

Criminology including Legal Studies QQI Level 5 Certificate in Applied Social Studies (5M2181) Gain a comprehensive understanding of the criminal justice system with this course. Explore crime causes, theories, legal practice, and Irish law while preparing for roles in legal and justice services. Course Content: Criminology & Legal Practice Social Studies, Psychology & Human Development…

Participant Profile: This course is suitable for those interested in the study of crime, the causes of crime, types of crime, punishment, crime prevention, and the fear of crime. It will equip learners with the knowledge and skills to analyse characteristics, effects and consequences of criminal activities and recognise appropriate ways of dealing with criminal…

Description Dundrum College of Further Education (DCFE) has rebranded and is now known as Dublin College Dundrum. COURSE FEES: All PLC courses have a non-refundable €50 acceptance/registration fee. In addition to this fee, please note that specialist training costs, material costs, or professional fees may apply to some courses. Aim The purpose of this award…

Course structure  Learners will look at key topics such as: Introduction to the course, history and background of AML and TF. EU and Domestic legislation in relation to AML and TF. Designated persons The Risk based approach Customer Due Dilligence Reporting of suspicious transactions Transaction monitoring Record keeping Case studies Beneficial ownership Fraud and fraud…

Course structure Our Criminology and Forensic Psychology Course is delivered as follows: Introduction: nature or nurture? Measuring crime – separating fact from fiction. Social, Family & Environmental Theories of Crime – if only my parents cared. Biological traits, personal attributes and the mentally disordered mind. Psychopathy 1 – The Hare Test & the criminal psychopath…

Modules Week 1 – Understanding Terrorism and its Origins Week 2 – Motivations – Making the Terrorist Week 3 – Terrorist failures and successes (the evolving concept of the kidnap as a weapon) Week 4 – Contemporary Threats (including threat assessment and who the main players are) Week 5 – Reading the International Security Landscape (who does what and how…