9 Full-time Short courses in Criminal Law

The Special Topics in Criminal Justice course of Boston University examines contemporary management and accountability practices with an emphasis on the ways in which data can be employed to improve these practices.

This Mixed Methods Systematic Review and Searching the Evidence course at the University of Leeds will explore the current thinking on approaches to mixed methods systematic reviews.

This Investigation and Evidence Collection course offered by Cranfield University aims to give an understanding of the core responsibilities of evidence recording and collection at the crime scene.

Atlas Summer Courses – Law introduces students to how legal systems shape society. Explore justice, rights, and responsibility, and examine modern issues such as cybercrime and online privacy through discussion-led learning in small groups while studying Law in Oxford.

The Prevention and Detection of Corruption and Procurement Fraud course offered by University of Pretoria provides you with the requisite knowledge and skills to identify fraud and corruption, and to put mechanisms in place to prevent it from occurring, in the procurement and contracting of goods and services.

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.

The Summer School focuses on the current and future challenges of corporate criminal compliance. Through a comprehensive teaching programme, involving academics and practitioners with recognised expertise in the field, the initiative will provide participants with a thorough overview of the legal, organisational and technological issues relating to crime prevention within corporations.

Within the Legal Technology and Legal Innovation course from University of Antwerp you will acquire a better understanding of the concepts of legal technology and legal innovation.

The aim of this Terrorism and the Law course offered by Cranfield University is to enable participants to evaluate and explain authoritatively the ways in which law operates and is used, within the international and domestic contexts, to respond to terrorism.