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post graduate diploma policing studies

Qualification: postgraduate diploma Policing studies
Experience Required: beginner
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Location: Dundee
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Postgraduate Diploma in Policing Studies 
The Scottish Institute for Policing Research (SIPR) Postgraduate Diploma in Policing Studies is a  collaborative initiative involving contributions of modules by a consortium of universities and has
been developed in close cooperation with the Scottish Police College. The programme will draw  on the world-class expertise of Scotland’s universities and will provide an innovative, relevant, and
interdisciplinary programme for all those involved in policing.
The Programme comprises a Postgraduate Diploma/MSc in Policing Studies. The Postgraduate Diploma will comprise four 30 credit modules, selected from the following:
• Theories, concepts and models of policing, led by the University of the West of Scotland
• Education and Social Research, led by the University of Dundee
• Managing and controlling crime led by the University of Glasgow
• Management and leadership in policing organisations, led by Robert Gordon University
• Social identity and the makings of community: anxiety, threat and security, led by St Andrews University
• Further modules may become available over time
Who is it for?
The programme has been developed for police officers and police staff, people involved with policing
from other backgrounds (such as those in the public, community and voluntary sectors who work in criminal justice and community safety fields) and those interested in a career in policing from across
the UK and internationally.
How is it delivered?
The postgraduate diploma is delivered via elearning and attendance at workshops. All modules are supported by the university’s Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) called My Dundee. All students receive training on how to access and utilise these technologies as well as assistance in academic study and writing skills from the University’s Learning Enhancement Unit. The programmes are all part time. Students who successfully complete the diploma can progress onto the MSc Applied
Professional Studies (Policing Studies).
To apply
The SIPR Postgraduate Diploma in Policing Studies has flexible entry and exit points to allow you to join the programme at the level appropriate to your education and experience. Requests for recognition of prior learning and experience for up to 50% of the programme may be
considered by the Programme Director.
You must hold:
•A relevant degree and/or a relevant professional qualification and evidence of ability to work at the post graduate level
• Interview and additional written submission may be required at the discretion of the Programme Director
further information, contact
Nicola Barton • Programme Administrator • School of Education, Social Work & Community Education College of Arts & Social Sciences • Tel. +44 ( • n.m.barton@dundee.ac.uk


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MSC in COUNTERING ORGANISED CRIME AND TERRORISM

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Location: London
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Six scholarships and Open Evening for crime and counter-terrorism courses at UCL

Web: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/scs/pg-taught

You are invited to attend the joint Open Evening for University College London`s MSc in Countering Organised Crime and Terrorism (COCT) AND the MSc in Crime Science.

Don`t miss this excellent opportunity to meet some of the course tutors and ask questions. We will be able to discuss in detail the logistics of the course, as well as how the course fits into your future career plans. We will also discuss the six scholarships on offer, four for the MSc in COCT and two for the MSc in Crime Science.

Course deadlines: 30th June 2011.

Scholarship application deadlines: 29th April 2011.

Open Evening Date: Tuesday 22nd Feb 2011, 6pm - 8pm

Venue: Gustave Tuck Lecture Theatre, University College London, Gower Street, London WC1E 6BT

TO REGISTER FOR THE OPEN EVENING PLEASE GO TO OUR WEBSITE:
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/scs/pg-taught/open-evening

MSC in COUNTERING ORGANISED CRIME AND TERRORISM
The MSc in Countering Organised Crime and Terrorism seeks to equip students and professionals with the knowledge to understand, analyse, prevent and disrupt organised crime and terrorism. This course is a terrific career builder endorsed by the top organisations in these fields. The course is delivered by experienced practitioners and researchers working in counter-terrorism, intelligence, law enforcement, risk assessment and security technology. Taught in central London, this integrated programme can be taken FULL-TIME (one year) or PART-TIME (normally over two or three years, but can be extended to five).
E mail: k.carter@ucl.ac.uk Website: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/scs/pg-taught

MSc in CRIME SCIENCE
The MSc in Crime Science is Europe`s leading course on scientifically based techniques that deliver sustainable reductions in crime. Established since 2001, this MSc provides students with a thorough understanding of how science and scientifically based techniques can deliver immediate and sustainable reductions in crime. The programme focuses on how to apply science better to understand crime problems, and develop strategies for reducing such problems by (a) stopping them from happening in the first place and (b) increasing the probability of detecting and arresting offenders.
E mail: scs@ucl.ac.uk Website: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/scs/pg-taught

About the UCL Department of Security and Crime Science (SCS)
The SCS (part of the Jill Dando Institute of Security and Crime Science) is the first university department in the world devoted specifically to reducing crime. It does this through teaching, research, public policy analysis and by the dissemination of evidence-based information on crime reduction. Our mission is to change crime policy and practice. In the last Research Assessment Exercise (RAE 2008) 75% of the department`s research activity was judged to be internationally excellent or world leading, placing the department joint second in the UK in the relevant unit of assessment.

Phone Number : 020 3108 3206
Website: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/scs/pg-taught

Part-time Distance Learning Courses in Criminology, Counter Fraud, Security, Policing and Investigation

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The University of Portsmouth

Institute of Criminal Justice Studies

Want to build your knowledge and understanding of crime and criminology? Prepare for or accelerate your career in the field? Learn where and when you like, thanks to flexible distance learning? Welcome to the University of Portsmouth.

Our Institute of Criminal Justice Studies offers a wide range of outstanding courses, taught by exceptional staff. Most are authorities in their field and you’ll be free to learn and develop, thanks to their expert support. You can focus on anything from Corruption to Criminal Psychology, at undergraduate or postgraduate level. Best of all, you can learn at times that suit you – perfect if you have other work or life commitments.

Our Institute of Criminal Justice Studies is one of the largest departments of its kind in the world. Thanks to close partnerships with a variety of criminal justice and related agencies in the UK and beyond the Institute can offer study programmes that fully support your professional development.

If you’d like to know more, please do so online.



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