Diploma in Criminology

The criminal phenomenon is a human and social problem of great importance because it affects society in general. It deserves therefore special attention when being treated and protecting fundamental legal assets for a peaceful coexistence. With this Diploma in Criminology, students will acquire specialized training that will allow them to differentiate themselves in the labor market from the rest of the competitors, since the program addresses criminology in full, contemplates from the criminal and regulatory perspective to the behavioral aspects that influence criminal behavior, without forgetting the study on criminal profiles, criminal behavior or the main criminological theories, among other fundamental aspects, among other fundamental aspects

- Determine the social importance of the criminal phenomenon. - Know what criminal behavior and its relationship with crime are. - Understand the importance of criminology and criminological theories. - Study forensic and police psychology. - Learn to prepare a criminological report. - Analyze the elements that constitute the personality and allow us to identify criminal behaviors.

The Diploma in Criminology offers among their professional departures those that allow developing the professional career in law firm, research services, psychological cabinets, offices and care services for victims, prison centers, as well as collaborators of the administration of justice and state security forces

The students who cure this diploma in Criminology will achieve multidisciplinary competences in this area. Well, you can know the general framework of criminology, covering the figure of the victim and the offender, also analyze criminal phenomenology and act on it. Students will also be provided with the tools and methods that allow them to participate in the investigation and participation in the area of Criminology

This Diploma in Criminology addresses anyone interested in knowing and acting in relation to the current criminal phenomenon. Especially oriented to students and professionals of law or psychology, also anthropologists, social workers or sociologists who are interested in specializing in the criminology sector.