Introduction to Criminology: Explaining Crime
Learn to Speak About Criminal Psychology and the Sociology of Crime Like an Expert
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2.5 hours
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May 2021
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What you will learn
Speak about criminology like an expert even if you’ve never followed a criminology course in college.
Transform the way in which you understand why people commit crime.
Educate the people around you about the backgrounds of criminal behavior.
Apply your newly gained knowledge by critically assessing daily news items about real crimes.
Improve your performance in criminology classes.
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Our Verdict
Ideal for both beginners exploring criminology and professionals looking to expand their knowledge, this course offers a rich, engaging experience. Despite minor shortcomings in addressing systemic issues, the wealth of insights into criminal behavior, causes, effects, and prevention methods render it valuable. With an energetic instructor and practical examples throughout, learners can dive deep into various criminology theories while enjoying accessible content.
What We Liked
- Comprehensive introduction to the field of criminology, covering key concepts, theories, and real-life case studies.
- Engaging teaching style with a clear and concise delivery, making complex topics accessible for learners at any level.
- Well-structured course program progressing logically from basic to advanced material, maintaining interest throughout.
- Real-world applications of criminology theories and principles help bridge theory and practice, promoting critical thinking.
Potential Drawbacks
- Lacks in-depth discussion on systemic inequality and racial profiling within the criminal justice system.
- Limited feedback on participants' performance, potentially impacting personal growth and development.
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