Master in Criminal Science

About this program

This program is accredited and lasts for 2 semesters/60 credits. The qualifications required are Expert criminalist; Expert jurist; Expert in preventing and combating corruption. Specific competencies include: Describing and deepening the concepts, methodologies, and procedures specific to criminal science and criminology; Establishing actions, tasks, and responsibilities for solving problems specific to criminal science and criminology; Developing skills in identifying and describing concepts, methodologies, and procedures specific to activities related to criminal science and criminology. Skills in setting and hierarchizing objectives, identifying risks, and determining resources for implementing policies, programs, and projects in the field of criminal science and criminology; Planning tasks, responsibilities, and hierarchies specific to policies, programs, and projects at the level of criminal science and criminology; Elaborating and applying specific development and organization interventions related to activities of criminal science and criminology. Attitudinal competencies include: Respect for cultural diversity in public and private spheres; Interest and sensitivity towards specific issues related to the development of activities specific to criminal science and criminology; Intrinsic motivation for solving problems that arise in specific criminal science and criminology activities.

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