13 Short courses in Criminal Justice in Europe

Criminal Justice and Criminology - UK
Interested in the psychology of crime? Want to know more about the criminal justice system? Turn your passion into a career with the online Criminal Justice and Criminology - UK course at International Career Institute (ICI) - UK.
Crime and Global Justice
The Crime and Global Justice module from The Open University UK will allow you to review, evaluate and assess criminological evidence and develop skills highly desirable in professional contexts within local and global organisations.
Crime, harm and the state
In this Crime, harm and the state modules from The Open University UK you’ll focus on constructions of ‘harm’ or ‘social harm’, and how these are intimately linked to the state, as the key source of definitions of crime through law.
Criminal Advocacy - Bail and Mitigation
This Criminal Advocacy - Bail and Mitigation course at BPP University provides a focused introduction to bail applications, remand decisions and mitigation in both the Magistrates’ and Youth Courts, with guidance on strategy, structure and effective communication.
Criminal Advocacy - The Youth Court
This Criminal Advocacy - The Youth Court course at BPP University introduces the key procedures, case law and sentencing principles that distinguish Youth Court work from adult criminal practice.
Changing Lives - Living with Justice and Injustice
This Changing Lives - Living with Justice and Injustice module at the University of Salford will focus on making sense of the experiences of people enabling and encountering criminal justice in the UK.
International Criminal Justice
This International Criminal Justice course from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam aims to introduce students to the complex nature of international crimes, its perpetrators and the reaction of the international community.
Tax, Justice and the Economy
London School of Economics and Political Science's Tax, Justice and the Economy course provides an introduction to tax policy that links real-world debates about the tax system with ideas from a range of academic disciplines, including political theory, economics and sociology, as well as law.
Deconstructing the Criminal Justice Process
This Deconstructing the Criminal Justice Process module at the University of Salford will support students to understand the origins of criminal justice, how the justice system works across the UK, how agencies collectively form a framework and how processes engage with offenders, victims, and professionals.
From Crime to Punishment - an Introduction to Criminal Justice
What is crime? How does criminal justice work in England and Wales? Find out more with From Crime to Punishment - an Introduction to Criminal Justice at FutureLearn.
Criminal Advocacy - Magistrates' Court Trials
This Criminal Advocacy - Magistrates' Court Trials course at BPP University gives you a practical blueprint for trial preparation, case presentation and handling evidence, supported by realistic scenarios and opportunities to practise advocacy.
Working with Victims of Crime (Distance Learning)
Through the Working with Victims of Crime (Distance Learning) from University of Portsmouth you'll gain an insight into the difficulties and challenges faced by victims of crime, whether they choose to report it or not.
Social Research - Crime, Justice And Society
In this Social Research - Crime, Justice And Society module at The Open University UK , you’ll take a journey across the social research process, exploring what social research is, how it’s conducted, and why it’s important.