Psychology – Criminology
Psychology – Criminology
Gain knowledge and an understanding of criminal behaviour and the approaches to solving crime, including models of behavioural profiling and forensic psychology in relation to crime detection.
Is this course right for me?
If you are interested in Psychology, but have little or no experience in the subject then this course is for you. During the course you will learn:
- Describe biological correlations of crime and the relationship with personality.
- Describe psychological theories of crime
- Describe the use of psychological theories in the detection of crime.
- Describe the theories relating to serious crime.
- Assess myths and facts that relate to serial killers.
- Describe models of profiling.
- Describe the relationship between profiling and behavioural analysis.
- Compare the use of behavioural profiling in different countries.
- Describe aspects of forensic psychology
- Assess the usefulness of forensic psychology in relation to crime detection
All classes will give an opportunity to; develop understanding and respect for others, gain confidence in participating in groups, share opinions and reflect on learning together. You will also be able to develop skills, abilities and attitudes necessary for emotional wellbeing.
There are no formal entry requirements, just enthusiasm and keen interest in the subject. This course is non-accredited so you will not be assessed. It is for personal development and fun!
This eight-week course will return in Term 3.
- No formal entry requirements
- The learner must be over the age of 18
During the course you will learn:
- Describe biological correlations of crime and the relationship with personality.
- Describe psychological theories of crime
- Describe the use of psychological theories in the detection of crime.
- Describe the theories relating to serious crime.
- Assess myths and facts that relate to serial killers.
- Describe models of profiling.
- Describe the relationship between profiling and behavioural analysis.
- Compare the use of behavioural profiling in different countries.
- Describe aspects of forensic psychology
- Assess the usefulness of forensic psychology in relation to crime detection
You will receive a College completion certificate at the end of the course.
- Not applicable
- Stationery - you will be told about any specific items before you start the course
Any costs above are approximate and may change. For information on refunds and course cancellations please see the fee policy.
- No additional costs
What are the entry requirements?
- No formal entry requirements
- The learner must be over the age of 18
What will I learn?
During the course you will learn:
- Describe biological correlations of crime and the relationship with personality.
- Describe psychological theories of crime
- Describe the use of psychological theories in the detection of crime.
- Describe the theories relating to serious crime.
- Assess myths and facts that relate to serial killers.
- Describe models of profiling.
- Describe the relationship between profiling and behavioural analysis.
- Compare the use of behavioural profiling in different countries.
- Describe aspects of forensic psychology
- Assess the usefulness of forensic psychology in relation to crime detection
You will receive a College completion certificate at the end of the course.
Can I do this course in Welsh?
How will I be assessed?
- Not applicable
What can I do next?
Do I need to bring/buy any equipment?
- Stationery - you will be told about any specific items before you start the course
Are there any additional costs?
- No additional costs
Additional Information
Additional information
| Mode | Evening; Part-time |
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| Course Date | 01 October 2024, Term 2 24.25, Term 3 24.25 |
