Criminology - Forensic and Investigative Science
Academic Master - 1st and 2nd level
OBJECTIVES
The forensic and investigative science earnig patway of the academic master in Criminology provides transversal knowledge on the basics of legal and psychological subjects. The notions provided in the first part of the academic master are fundamental to then tackle the second, more specific part, which deals with Forensic Science. Currently, investigations and technical consulting activities, topics that are the educational basis of this course, are mainly addressed on the technical-scientific subjects provided in the Master.
TARGET STUDENTS
The master's program is aimed at psychology or law students who wish to pursue a career in criminology.
The academic master provides essential training providing a complete overview of all the relevant scientific subjects, for security operators, law enforcement practitioners career, private investigators, technical consultants in various forensic branches, and lawyers.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Degree attained before the issuance of DM 509/99, or 1st Level Degree, attained in accordance with DM 270/04 in any discipline, or equivalent academic title.
ORGANIZATION AND DURATION
The master has an annual duration, for a total of 1500 hours.
The implementation modality is full online through the online academic platform, which is accessible 24 hours a day.
The exams are administered in the form of a written multiple-choice test, provided in the online platform of the university.
Upon successful completion of all the exams provided for the course, the candidates are required to write a final dissertation under the supervision of a professor, which must then be discussed in front of a commission of professors.
TRAINING OFFER:
| CRIMINOLOGY 1st level - FORENSIC AND INVESTIGATIVE SCIENCE PATHWAY | ||
|---|---|---|
| SSD | SUBJECT | CFU |
| 1st MODULE: GENERAL PART | ||
| IUS/15 | Elements of Judicial Order | 5 |
| SPS/12 | Crime and Society | 4 |
| M-PSI/01 | Elements of Psychology and psychopathology | 4 |
| IUS/16 | the Criminal Procedure | 3 |
| 2nd MODULE: INVESTIGATIVE PATHWAY | ||
| SPS/08 | AAdvertising area, Journalistic Ethics and Deontology | 3 |
| IUS/01 | Stalking and intrafamiliar violence | 3 |
| IUS/17 | Criminology | 4 |
| IUS/16 | Investigation – Case study 1 lev. | 4 |
| IUS/17 | Investigation – Norms and Organization | 5 |
| 3rd MODULE: FORENSIC SCIENCE PATHWAY | ||
| IUS/17 | Criminalistics and traces | 4 |
| IUS/01 | Defensive Investigations | 4 |
| BIO/08 | Forensic Biology | 4 |
| ING-IND/14 | Arms and Ballistics | 4 |
| MED/43 | Legal Medicine | 4 |
| internship / project work | 2 | |
| Final Dissertation | 3 | |
| CRIMINOLOGY 2nd level - FORENSIC AND INVESTIGATIVE SCIENCE PATHWAY | ||
|---|---|---|
| SSD | SUBJECT | CFU |
| 1° MODULO: GENERAL PART | ||
| IUS/15 | Elements of Judicial Order | 5 |
| SPS/12 | Crime and Society | 4 |
| M-PSI/01 | Elements of Psychology | 4 |
| IUS/16 | the Criminal Procedure and the Hearing Stage | 3 |
| 2nd MODULE: INVESTIGATIVE PATHWAY | ||
| SPS/08 | Public area, Ethics and deontology in Journalism | 3 |
| IUS/01 | Stalking and intrafamily violence | 3 |
| IUS/17 | Criminology | 4 |
| IUS/16 | Investigation – Case study - 2 lev. | 4 |
| IUS/17 | Investigations – Regulations and Organization | 5 |
| 3rd MODULE: FORENSIC SCIENCE PATHWAY | ||
| IUS/17 | Criminalistics and Traces | 4 |
| IUS/01 | Defensive Investigations | 4 |
| BIO/08 | Forensic Biology | 4 |
| ING-IND/14 | Arms and Ballistics | 4 |
| MED/43 | Legal Medicine | 4 |
| internship / project work | 2 | |
| Final dissertation | 3 | |