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Certificate in Criminal Psychology With 20 One-to-One Sessions
Clarity Coaching School

6-Month Online Criminal Psychology Course with 20 One-to-One Coaching Sessions

Summary

Price
£1,295 inc VAT
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Study method
Online
Course format
Reading material - PDF/e-book
Duration
120 hours · Self-paced
Access to content
6 months
Qualification
No formal qualification
Assessment details
  • Final Assessment (included in price)
Additional info
  • Tutor is available to students

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Overview

Discover the psychological factors that influence criminal behaviour and explore how psychology is applied within the criminal justice system. This structured online programme examines offender behaviour, criminal profiling, motivation, personality, forensic psychology principles and rehabilitation through an engaging educational approach. Whether you're fascinated by criminal behaviour, considering further study or looking to expand your understanding of psychology, this flexible programme combines structured online learning with one-to-one coaching support throughout your journey.

Assessment details

Final Assessment

Included in course price

Learners are required to complete a final assessment demonstrating their understanding of the concepts covered throughout the programme. Successful completion is required to receive your certificate.

Description

Why do some people commit crime while others do not? How do personality, environment, trauma and decision-making influence criminal behaviour? The Certificate in Criminal Psychology provides an engaging introduction to the psychological principles used to understand offending behaviour, criminal thinking and the wider criminal justice system.

Throughout this six-month programme you will examine psychological theories of crime, offender behaviour, forensic psychology concepts, criminal profiling, rehabilitation and the social factors that contribute to criminal behaviour.

Unlike many online courses, this programme combines flexible self-paced study with up to 20 one-to-one coaching sessions, providing personalised guidance and support throughout your learning journey.

Topics covered include:

  • Introduction to criminal psychology
  • Psychological theories of crime
  • Criminal behaviour and motivation
  • Personality and offending
  • Criminal profiling
  • Violence and aggression
  • Mental health and offending behaviour
  • Victim psychology
  • Rehabilitation and behaviour change
  • Ethics within criminal psychology

Course Features

  • 120 hours of structured learning
  • 6-month flexible programme
  • Up to 20 one-to-one coaching sessions
  • Tutor support throughout
  • Final assessment included
  • Certificate upon successful completion
  • Study anytime, anywhere

Why Study Criminal Psychology?

Criminal psychology provides valuable insight into why people think, behave and make decisions that can lead to criminal behaviour. Alongside structured online learning, you'll receive 20 one-to-one sessions with a life coach or psychologist, helping you explore key psychological theories, offender behaviour and their application within criminal justice and related fields.

Who is this course for?

This programme is ideal for anyone interested in criminal psychology, forensic psychology, criminology or human behaviour for educational, personal or professional development.

Requirements

There are no formal entry requirements or previous experience needed. Learners simply need an interest in criminal psychology and access to a computer, tablet or smartphone with an internet connection.

Career path

This course provides a foundation for careers in criminal justice, criminology, security and psychology.

Please note: This is an educational programme for personal and professional development. It does not qualify learners to practise as a psychologist, forensic psychologist or any regulated criminal justice or mental health professional.

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