Judicial Expert Course in Criminal Anthropology + University degree in preparing expert reports (double degree with 5 ECTS credits)

The Judicial Expert Course in Criminal Anthropology offers you comprehensive and specialized training in a sector in full boom and growing labor demand. The need for experts capable of analyzing and understanding criminal behavior from an anthropological perspective is increasing in courts and security forces. Through this course, you will acquire key skills for expertise and appraisal, you will know the basic national regulations and you will be formed in the preparation of expert reports. The didactic units address from the history of criminal anthropology to criminology, criminal law and the different typologies of crimes and crime. In addition, you will enter areas such as victimology, the prediction of criminal behavior, and crime -related psychopathologies. At the end, you will be able to make expert awards and develop technical opinions that will be fundamental in judicial processes. This course, offered online, provides you with the flexibility and knowledge necessary to highlight in this exciting professional field. Sign up and take a decisive step towards your future as a judicial expert in criminal anthropology! It also enables him for the free exercise of the judicial expert function in the judicial processes of labor, civil or criminal as well as to work on behalf of others. This judicial expert course contains everything necessary to be able to exercise as a judicial expert, successfully developing this activity, in addition to obtaining the diploma will be able to process the discharge in the courts that it designates. This judicial expert course includes all current legislation in the world of the expertise.

- Understand the national basic regulations and its application in the judicial expertise. - Know the ethical and legal responsibilities of the judicial expert in criminal anthropology. - Learn to prepare detailed and technically precise expert reports. - Identify and value judicial and extrajudicial evidence in criminal cases. - Analyze the history and evolution of criminal anthropology and its impact on criminology. - Examine the relationship between criminology, criminal law and criminal conduct. - Evaluate mental disorders and their influence on criminal behavior.

- Judicial expert in courts and law firm - Collaborator in Police and Criminal Investigations - Consultant in Criminology and Private Security - Advisor in Penitentiary and Social Reintegration Institutions - Redactory of Expert Reports for Insurance Companies and Public Entities - Teacher and Training in Educational Centers and Specialized Training Centers

"This Course of Judicial Expert in Criminal Anthropology prepares to obtain the necessary knowledge to intervene as an expert in the Courts and Courts of Justice, especially in the civil and criminal field. Article 335.1 of the LEC (Law 1/2000, of January 7, of civil prosecution) refers to this figure and establishes that:" When necessary scientific, artistic, technical or practical knowledge to assess relevant facts or circumstances In the matter or acquiring certainty about them, they could contribute to the process the opinion of experts who possess the corresponding knowledge. "With this course of judicial expert you can exercise demands of individuals and societies, administration and justice. to the lists of the courts "

This Course of Judicial Expert in Criminal Anthropology is aimed at criminologists, jurists, sociologists, psychologists, workers and social educators and any student of these disciplines, officials of the Administration of Justice, of Penitentiary Institutions, members of the State Security Bodies and Forces and any person interested in the world of criminal sociology and/or wishes All in criminal and civil areas. However, as established by the Civil Procedure Law in its article 340.1: Experts must possess the official title that corresponds to the subject subject of the opinion and the nature of the latter. If they are subjects that are not included in official professional titles, they will be appointed among people understood in those subjects.

This training is not included in the scope of official regulated training (Infant Education, Primary Education, Secondary Education, Official Professional Training FP, Baccalaureate, University Degree, Official University Master and PhD). It is therefore a complementary and/or specialization training, aimed at acquiring certain skills, skills or aptitudes of a professional nature, being able to be barely as merit in workbags and/or opposition competitions, always within the complementary training section and/or continuous training being always essential to review the specific requirements of the public labor stock of the public labor stock market.