Criminology, Forensics & Human Mind
Did you know that Italy was the first country to abolish death penalty
in the world? It was moreover the world’s first country to hold the first international conference on Criminology (Rome, 1928). If you want to pursue career in this realm, Italy is its very cradle.
- Italy was the world’s first country to abolish death penalty (1786)
- Criminal Anthropology was born in Italy (1800s) with Cesare Lombroso
- Cesare Beccaria firstly conceptualized criminology in 1764 (On Crimes and Punishments)
- The world’s first international conference on Criminology was held in Rome, Italy, in 1928
- The country holds one of the greatest museums on Criminology (Museum on Criminal Anthropology, Cesare Lombroso – Turin)
- Italy is ranked 11th worldwide in the Cyber Defense Index 2022-23 (MIT)
“Uncover dark truths, investigate social deviance, unveil crimes.”
This Master program delves into psychology, cyber security, sociology, and forensics, preparing candidates for multidisciplinary research and practice through workshops and case studies led by specialized instructors.
Credits: 60 ECTS Duration: 6-10 months
“A passion for justice and a commitment for a global impact.”
This Master program is ideal for aspiring professionals in criminology, international law, and human rights, exploring global legal landscapes and justice issues. Through multidisciplinary education and expert case studies, it enhances both academic and practical skills, fostering a nuanced understanding of contemporary criminology.
Credits: 60 ECTS Duration: 6-10 months
“Understand the crime, assess the charge, design the improvement.”
This Master program prepares justice and security aspirants with expertise in criminal justice systems, societal dynamics, and investigation methods, focusing on detention law, criminal psychology, and forensic analysis to address organized crime and investigations effectively.
Credits: 60 ECTS Duration: 6-10 months
“Analyze, decipher, unlock crimes.”
Ideal for aspiring detectives and law enforcement professionals, this Advanced Diploma provides multidisciplinary expertise in criminal investigation and forensics. Candidates learn crime scene analysis, psychology, and forensic methodologies, enhancing their resumes with valuable skills and insights.
Credits: 30 ECTS Duration: 3-6 months
“Dive deep into the psyche of crime, explore laws, calibrate detention.”
Tailored for law enforcement and forensics careers, this Advanced Diploma explores psychology, sociology, and investigation methodologies through theory and case studies. Participants gain practical forensic skills essential for career advancement.
Credits: 30 ECTS Duration: 3-6 months
“Stimulate your intuition, track intentions, reconstruct a story.”
Ideal for criminology enthusiasts, this Certificate offers foundational exploration of the field. Through expert-led lectures, candidates analyze key cases and gain insights to kickstart their forensic careers with a multidisciplinary approach.
Credits: 18 ECTS Duration: 3-6 months
“Analyze, doubt, quest the human mind and its intentions.”
This Certificate provides foundational exploration in psychology, criminology, and forensics, delving into key areas such as the psychological context of criminological scenes and investigation methodologies.
Credits: 18 ECTS Duration: 3-6 months
“Disclose crime, gain legal sensitivity, master investigation.”
This certificate provides a comprehensive understanding of society, law, and investigation in criminal activities. Through a multidisciplinary approach, participants gain skills to analyze and address various aspects of criminal behavior.
Credits: 18 ECTS Duration: 3-6 months
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