Understanding Crime and Investigations - HHD3010

Assessment 1: Other

Online question and answer drop-in sessions with module leader.

Online drop-in session

Assessment 2: Quizzes / polls

Quizzes / polls

Assessment 1: Written Assignment

Written assignment

<p>In this module you will critically explore the practice of identifying vulnerability and risk in relation to crime and crime prevention, including key strategic policies and frameworks as well as theoretical models and approaches which underpin this work. This will include studying about the conduct of criminal investigations to protect the public in a key area such as counter-terrorism.</p>

School of Human and Health Sciences

<p>http://library.hud.ac.uk/readinglists/HHD3010</p>

Police Studies/Applied Criminology

HHD3010 - Understanding Crime and Investigations

Understanding Crime and Investigations

Critically evaluate frameworks, strategies and models underpinning effective policing in crime, and crime prevention.

Critically apply criminological theory and research to policing practice, development and strategy for criminal investigations.

Apply problem-solving and evidence-based policing approaches to policing challenges.

Examine the risk factors associated with vulnerability, victimisation and re-victimisation.

Communicate information and arguments effectively and clearly to professional and academic audiences.

Critically evaluate multi-agency and partnership working in crimes (such as, for example, terrorism and extremism).