Training Structure
School of Law and Political Science
Overview
The purpose of this course in criminal science is to provide scientific information on crime and on the various disciplines that seek to understand and combat it to all those who, whether out of personal interest or as part of their profession, are concerned with the phenomenon of crime.
It is also intended to serve as a meeting place for people who come into contact with criminal activity.
The goal of this training program is to provide scientific information on crime and the various disciplines that seek to understand and combat it to anyone who, whether out of personal interest or as part of their profession, is concerned with the phenomenon of crime.
The courses are intended both for students who wish to pursue careers in “criminology” and for anyone who, in various capacities, plays an active role in the fight against crime.
Skills that enable one to understand the phenomenon of crime in its entirety:
General criminal law, special criminal law, forensic psychiatry, forensic science, correctional law, criminology, juvenile criminal law.
The Benefits of the Training Program
- Students who wish to enroll in the University Diploma (DU) program should contact the enrollment office of the Faculty of Law and Political Science directly.
- Applicants who are not students should contact the university's continuing education department
Program
Training hours: 222
Program:
UE 1: General Criminal Law (shared course)
Unit 2: Juvenile Law
Unit 3:
Special Criminal Law (Pooling)
UE 4: Forensic Medicine , Psychology, and Criminal Psychiatry
Unit 5: Police
Unit 6: Criminology
Unit 7: Correctional Law
Unit 8: Major Criminal Cases
Recognition of Prior Learning in Higher Education
Students enrolled in the University Diploma (DU) program who have already taken courses totaling an equivalent number of hours in a university setting may have their previously earned grades recognized, provided they submit the corresponding transcript before the exam session. Only grades that are equal to or higher than the average will be accepted.
Admission
Admission Requirements
This program is open to all applicants, with a high school diploma as the only prerequisite.
These courses are intended both for students who wish to pursue careers in “criminology” and for anyone who plays an active role in the fight against crime.
Registration Procedures
For students in their first year of undergraduate studies, with a successful first year
For continuing education, as determined by the academic director
Target Audience
Higher education students: automatic enrollment:
- Law students pursuing a bachelor’s degree (L1, L2, L3) or a master’s degree (M1) in law and planning careers in the judiciary, the bar, law enforcement (commissioner, lieutenant), the correctional system, probation, or juvenile justice...
- Law students preparing for their second year of the Capacité en Droit program and planning a career as a social worker
- Pharmacy or Medical Students (Forensic Medicine, Psychiatry, Prison Medicine)
- Students of Psychology, Sociology, and Psychoanalysis
- Science Students
- A.E.S. students
Professionals
- Police and Gendarmerie Officers
- Police Recruitment Exam Candidates
- Social workers (social workers, educators, correctional officers, probation officers, etc.)
- Private individuals (volunteer probation officers, prison visitors, criminal mediators, etc.)
Tuition Fees
- Initial training: 150 €
- Continuing education: 1,000 €