Criminal Psychology and Behaviour (Part-Time, Hybrid)
Niagara College CanadaNiagara-On-The-Lake, Canada
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About this programme
When exposed to the very same set of circumstances why is it some people become criminals, and not others? Gain a better understanding of the concepts and issues regarding criminal behaviour. This program enhances the knowledge and skill set of individuals who work or want to work within human service, social work or legal and justice settings where an understanding in criminal behaviour would be an asset. The program consists of online courses in various interesting subjects, including introductory psychology, psychopathic and criminal minds, cults and terrorism, and more. Prerequisites may be required for these courses. Please refer to individual course descriptions for specific requirements. Courses are delivered online, unless otherwise indicated in the class registration listing. Code Course Name Required Courses PSYC1600 Criminal Psychology - Psychopathic Minds PSYC1602 Criminal Psychology II - Criminal Minds PSYC1603 Cults and Terrorism PSYC1605 Domestic and Workplace Violence PSYC1609 Psychology: Understanding Ourselves and Others PSYC1610 Sexual Violence PSYC1615 Mental Health and Substance Use Issues in Justice-Involved Individuals Back to Top How to Register Self-guided programs Students do not apply to part-time programs. Instead, part-time programs are self-guided . Enrol in and successfully complete each course listed on the Courses tab – on your own time and schedule. Fees are paid on a per-course basis. All courses must be successfully completed within 5 years in order for students to apply for their Statement of Completion.
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