Course Overview

The growth in policing and investigation as an area of criminal justice work is now broader than just the police service. This course could give you the skills and knowledge you need for a future career working in organizations that engage with and in policing and investigatory activities, including but not limited to international police services, Local Councils, private and voluntary sector organizations. This course is not accredited through the College of Policing. This is an academic course exploring issues relating to the nature and conduct of policing and investigating crime and is not a €˜pre-join degree program. If you're interested in one of the entry routes into policing, please visit the College of Policing website. This course will enable you to: Critically study the range of formal and informal responses to the prevention, detection, and investigation of criminal and anti-social behaviors. Explore the different ways of understanding the work of the police and other policing and investigative agencies nationally, cross-nationally, and internationally, as well as comparison with other models of policing. Consider the nature and function of policing, crime prevention, and investigative work within the context of social control and order, and the relationship of such work to the state and to the general public.

General Eligibility

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Part Time Work Details

20 Hours of Work permit weekly for international students.

Language Requirement

• The minimum for IELTS is 6.5 overall with no element lower than 6.0, or equivalent will be considered acceptable.