PI621 Forensic Psychology and Psychology of Criminal Profiling Diploma Bundle

Forensic Psychology | Psychology of Criminal Profiling | Level 3 Diploma Bundle

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Course Description

Forensic Psychology and Psychology of Criminal Profiling Diploma Bundle

In the Forensic Psychology Diploma course we will adopt a research perspective to forensic psychology, beginning with a brief introduction to research methodologies followed by a very basic introduction to statistics for research.  The Forensic Psychology course then examines the psychology of violent crime and gives the student the opportunity to conduct their own research into the links between a particular mental disorder of their choice, and violent crime.

The Psychology of Criminal Profiling course is a very intriguing and fascinating course and has been introduced due the increasing popularity of the courses surrounding this subject area - Criminal Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Criminology, Forensic Science. At the end of this last module the learner is invited to carry out research in the media and on the internet to draw up a profile of Raoul Moat.

Our aim is to provide you with the best deal available when purchasing the Forensic psychology and Psychology of Criminal Profiling Bundle course, therefore registration fee, certification fee and full tutor support is included in the course price for you.

Previous Knowledge Required

No prior learning knowledge or experience is essential to take this course. This course is openly available to anyone wishing to learn more about Psychology of Criminal Profiling and Forensic Psychology and would like to take part in a highly rewarding home study course.

Support

You will receive the course manual, assignments and study guide plus tutor support by mail and email. Our student support team are also available for any other queries that you may have whilst completing your course. You can be assured that unlimited support for one year is available for your home study course, so there is no need to struggle or feel isolated during your studies.

Assessment

Completing a series of tutor marked assignments will lead you to the highly acclaimed Level 3 Diploma in Forensic Psychology and Psychology of Criminal Profiling.

Modules

• Forensic Psychology
• Module 1: Introducing Research Methods
• Module 2: Introducing Basic Statistics
• Module 3: Psychology and Violent Crime
• Module 4: Serial Killers
• Module 5: Crime and Substance Abuse
• Module 6: Child Abuse
• Module 7: The Evidence of Children
• Module 8: Criminal Responsibility and Psychiatric Defences
• Module 9: Mental Disorder as a Defence
• Module 10: Eyewitness Testimony
• Module 11: Psychology in a Correctional Setting
• Module 12: Psychology and Police Selection, Recruitment and Training
• Module 13: Police Stress
• Module 14: The Decision to Assist
• Psychology of Criminal Profiling
• Module 1: An introduction to Profiling Criminals
• Module 2: Cayetano Santos Godino
• Module 3: The Monster of Dusseldorf
• Module 4: The Mad Bomber of New York
• Module 5: The Acid Bath Murderer
• Module 6: Who was the Boston Strangler?
• Module 7: The Yorkshire Ripper
• Module 8: John Wayne Gacy
• Module 9: The Muswell Hill Murderer
• Module 10: Doctor Death
• Module 11: The Dunblane Massacre
• Module 12: Conclusion

Awarding Body

At the end of this course successful learners will receive a Level 3 NCFE certificate of achievement.

That means that it is independently accredited at a level of learning equivalent to Level 3 on the National Qualifications Framework (NQF) for England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Accreditation by NCFE is a guarantee of quality. 

It means that this learning programme has been scrutinised and approved by an independent panel of experienced educational professionals and is quality audited biannually by NCFE. NCFE is recognised as an awarding body by the qualification regulators ('regulators') for England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

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