Arden University London
Through the use of the supplementary immersive learning environment, you will be able to translate these theoretical principles to a range of real-world scenarios, giving you keen insight into the practical underpinnings of the investigative process. From this virtual world you will gain an awareness of the natural progress of a forensic and criminal investigation, including the steps and communication strategies involved in each phase.
o be eligible for the Introduction to Forensic Criminal Investigation professional certificate, you should normally have:
Your Introduction to Forensic and Criminal Investigation qualification will support your academic or career development in a number of ways. Here are just a few of the roles graduates may want to explore further:
Your four course modules will introduce you to forensic and criminal investigation, police custody, and being a witness at Crown Court. You will learn the theoretical and practical underpinnings of the entire investigative process, from crime scene management through the investigative process of identifying and arresting the offender. Once arrested, you will get a feel for the police custody suit and the interview processes before appealing to CPS for a charge decision. To conclude the course you will assume the role of either the CSI or the detective and give your witness statement in the court. This course will give you a first-hand look into real-life criminal investigation, and how the various personnel involved work together to achieve their common goal of apprehending and charging a criminal offender.