COURSE CURRICULUM

This criminology and forensic investigation degree offers a comprehensive study of the criminal justice system, combining theoretical frameworks with practical applications. In the first year, students build a foundation in criminological theory, criminal processes, policing, research methods, and the rights and protection of victims. They also gain introductory skills in crime scene investigation. The second year focuses on applied knowledge, covering cybercrime, criminal justice in practice, advanced crime scene investigation techniques, analysis methods, and understanding criminal behavior in both local and global contexts. Students are encouraged to integrate theory with real-world practice, enhancing their investigative and analytical abilities. In the final year, the curriculum emphasizes complex crime scene investigation, punishment and rehabilitation, and independent research through a dissertation. Optional modules allow students to specialize in areas such as terrorism, corruption, youth justice, courtroom skills, mental health, and the social impact of crime. The course blends practical training with critical analysis, equipping students with the skills to assess, investigate, and respond to criminal activity effectively. Graduates gain the knowledge and experience necessary to pursue careers in law enforcement, forensic science, criminal investigation, and related sectors, while developing professional competencies, ethical awareness, and a strong understanding of modern criminal justice systems.