Online Class: Criminal Profiling
|  | | | An Analysis of the Criminal Investigation Process We must gather wisdom while we are not required to use it; when the time for use arrives, the time for harvest is over. Hans Gross, Criminal Psychology, 1968. | | Course Cost: 6 Month Subscription Basic Course (no certificate) = $99.00 Course with Certificate & CEUs = $124.00 |
The study of the anatomy of motive is a solid resource for investigators, forensic scientists, prosecutors, behavioral scientists, or students and academic researchers in the field of criminology and criminal justice. Earn a certificate (both hard copy and electronic) upon successful completion (additional charges apply). UniversalClass™ offers many wonderful learning tools to help you get the most out of your online course,
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 Course Description Criminal profiling course is about reconstructing the serial offenders' motives and intent by closely examining all psychological evidence left by perpetrators at a crime scene. Today more and more International Police enforcement agencies rely on criminal profilers' work to address the investigative process; this is caused by the significant and steady rise in psychopathologies and psychosis in which crime is fought through the use of another perspective, the murderers'. If you feel the urge to recognize what lies beyond the offenders' criminal trail in the search for victims, their modus operandi and ultimate dark dreams, this course will reward you with a valuable knowledge about the field. No concepts are presented in this course that will prevent even novice students from improving skills needed to evaluate and classify serial criminals based on scientific premises. All students will play the part of a profiler's most trusted assistant throughout these lessons which will review all aspects and theories on serial crimes. This course will nurture your curiosity into a deeper understanding about Criminal Profiling.
Course Lessons |  | Lesson 1: Criminology An IntroductionCriminology history, studies and Physiognomy. | Lesson 2: Criminal ProfilersFinding a definition, FBI contribution,famous profilers, the main aspect of profiling. | Lesson 3: Criminal Profiling Generating Process OverviewStages, sub-categories and case linkage. | Lesson 4: Profiling Inputs and Decision Process ModelsHomicide type and style, escalation, victimology. | Lesson 5: Crime Assessment PhaseOrganized/disorganized offenders, Crime Scene Analysis vs Criminal Profiling. | Lesson 6: Criminal Profile Validation and Investigative TipsModus operandi vs signature, posing and staging. Profiling by search and attack methods. | Lesson 7: Geographic ProfilingThe importance of crime location. Geographic profiling models. | Lesson 8: The Psychological Side of a Serial OffenderThe trauma-control model. Between psychopaths and psychotics. The role of perversions. | Lesson 9: Serial Murderers ClassificationCrime classification manual. The Holmes' typology of serial offenders. | Lesson 10: Creating a Criminal Profile: Discussion and Analysis of Facts, Clues and Circumstances.Assessing a profile, case study, final remarks and considerations. |
Certificates Awarded - Certificate of Class Participation
- Certificate of Appreciation
- Certificate of Merit
- Certificate of Outstanding Achievement
- Certificate of Academic Excellence
Following certificates might be awarded to students: Certificate of Class Participation Certificate of Appreciation Certificate of Merit Certificate of Outstanding Achievement Certificate of Academic Excellence Certificates may be awarded by the instructor at his/her own discretion and are based on student merit.
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Official awards have a serial number that verifies the authenticity of the award (great for employers
to verify your achievement).
| | Additional Information about Criminal Profiling | Course Title | : | Criminal Profiling | | CEU Value | : | | | Course Number | : | 31534 | | Course Type | : | Specialized Education | | Course URL | : | | | Course Rating | : |  | | Instructor | : | | | Syllabus | : | | | Course Review | : | | | Duration | : | Continuous: Enroll anytime! | | Course Fee | : | Basic Course: $99 | | | | |
NOT FOR COLLEGE CREDIT This is a non-credit course, and is provided for your personal enrichment.
This course is not intended to be a substitute for any state, government, licensing, or educational requirements.
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For students interested in what lies beyond the offenders' criminal trail in the search for victims, their modus operandi and ultimate dark dreams, this course will reward you with a valuable knowledge about the field.
The aim of this coursework is to allow you to:
- Know the basics of criminology and its origin;
- Understand the work of criminal profilers and the contributions of the famous.
- Master the latest investigative techniques used by international enforcements organizations and relevant theories on serial crime;
- Psychologically evaluate a list of suspects and recognize criminal behavior patterns and motive;
- Be able to classify and sub-categories;
- Outline and construct a criminal profile on your own based on scientific assessments and assumptions.
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