Free Criminology Course

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Economics of Crime
5.0
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This course will introduce you to the economic model of crime, exploring policies on crime and motivations for committing crimes. Learn about the rational choice framework, key determinants of criminal choice, policing and punishment strategies, and the impact of economics on crime. Gain a better understanding of crime and search for ways to lower criminal risks in our society. No special requirements needed.
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Crime Justice and Society
5.0
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This course will explore the role of crime, justice, and society in our lives. You will learn from criminal justice academics and professionals, debate the role of the police, and consider alternative responses to crime. You will also gain an understanding of how victims experience criminal justice and the importance of education in society. This course is suitable for anyone, regardless of prior knowledge or experience. It is also beneficial for those considering a degree in criminology or criminal justice.
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Antiquities Trafficking and Art Crime
4.5
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This course will explore the world of art crime and antiquities trafficking. Learn how art is stolen, trafficked, found, and returned, and how to protect our heritage from theft, illegal sale, and destruction. Get answers from those fighting to save the world’s precious artefacts. No prior knowledge is required. Join us to learn more!
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Forensic Science and Criminal Justice
4.0
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This free online course introduces students to the historical context of forensic science and its applications in criminal investigations. We will explore the implications of forensic techniques on the criminal justice system, such as biometric databases, the CSI effect, and courtroom use. We will also consider the future of forensic science and no prior qualifications are required.
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