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1 POLICING SUITE GUIDE SCHOOL OF LAW, CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND COMPUTING
2 POLICING SUITE 01 POLICING POLICING (CRIME SCIENCE) POLICING (CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION) POLICING (CRIMINAL PSYCHOLOGY) POLICING (CRITICAL INCIDENTS) POLICING (CYBERSECURITY) POLICING PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION INTERNATIONAL POLICING POLICING, POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE... 22
3 POLICING SUITE WALK-THROUGH PRE-REGISTRATION SUPPORT TUTOR (PAT) SUPPORT TUTOR (PAT) SUPPORT YEAR 1 YEAR 3 AWARD Arrival and registration on one of the nine named awards Six Core Police/ Policing modules which are both mandatory and common for each of the nine named awards CertHE 120 credits At the end of Year 1 the student either remains on their registered named award or chooses a new one to be taken in Year 2, supported by their PAT Core Police/ Policing modules, Designated modules on the named award, and Pool Option modules DipHE 120 credits At the end of Year 2 the student stays on their original named award or, depending on what modules have been taken, chooses a in Year 3 supported by their PAT Core Police/ Policing modules, Designated modules on the named award, and Pool Option modules Individual Study Dissertation (40 credits) which must focus on the topic of the named award 120 credits The named award is predicated on the Designated modules studied in Years 2 and 3 and the focus of the Individual Study Dissertation in Year credits required from the Core Police/ Policing modules, 100 credits from the Designated modules and 40 credits from the Pool Option modules to be entitled to the named award BSc (Hons) Total 360 credits POLICING SUITE GUIDE 3
4 SIX CORE POLICE/POLICING MODULES These are mandatory and common for each of the nine named awards. Police Practice, Policy and Procedures 1 Policing and the Criminal Justice System The Law and Politics of Policing Crime Science Police, Policing and Security Policing: What Works
5 Having registered on a named award in the Policing Suite and completed the common first year, the student has the opportunity to EITHER: Continue on the same named award for the next 2 years until the end of their studies; OR Choose a different named award before starting Year 2 (Level 5), and continue on the new choice until the end of their studies; OR Within the bounds of what modules have been completed at year 2 (Level 5), choose a different named award before starting Year 3 (Level 6), and continue on the new choice until the end of their studies. N.B. To be awarded the CKP, the student must study the Police Practice, Policy and Procedures modules in Year 3.
6 01 POLICING AWARD WALK-THROUGH YEAR 1 YEAR 3 Tutorials held to decide award in Year 2 4 Core Police/Policing modules Evidence-based Policing; Principles of Neighbourhood Policing; Principles of Criminal Investigation; Police Practice, Policy and Procedures 2 Fundamentals of Forensic Investigation Evidence Relating to Criminal Investigations Psychology and Crime Major Incident! Exploring the Policing of Critical Incidents Frontiers of New Criminality: Cybersecurity in the 21st Century Tutorials held to decide award in Year 3 2 Core Police/Policing modules Police Reform and the Future of Policing; Individual Study Practice, Policy and Procedures 3 (CKP embedded) Crime Scene Analysis Investigating Rape and Domestic Abuse Psychology of Serious and Prolific Offending Policing Terrorism and Political Violence in the UK Policing Cyberspace 1 Investigating on the web Policing and the Media Policing and Human Rights Police Ethics Go to Year 2 of the selected named award 1 9 See alternative choices in Year 3 6 POLICING SUITE GUIDE
7 01 The student remains on the same award or can take a in Year 3 dependent upon which optional modules were studied in Year 2 MODULES LEAD TO: YEAR 3 AWARD FUNDAMENTALS OF FORENSIC INVESTIGATION POLICING (CRIME SCIENCE) EVIDENCE RELATING TO CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS POLICING (CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION) PSYCHOLOGY AND CRIME POLICING (CRIMINAL PSYCHOLOGY) MAJOR INCIDENT! EXPLORING THE POLICING OF CRITICAL INCIDENTS POLICING (CRITICAL INCIDENTS) FRONTIERS OF NEW CRIMINALITY: CYBERSECURITY IN THE 21ST CENTURY POLICING (CYBERSECURITY) POLICING SUITE GUIDE 7
8 02 POLICING (CRIME SCIENCE) AWARD WALK-THROUGH YEAR 1 YEAR 3 Tutorials held to decide award in Year 2 4 Core Police/Policing modules Evidence-based Policing; Principles of Neighbourhood Policing; Principles of Criminal Investigation; Police Practice, Policy and Procedures 2 Designated module Fundamentals of Forensic Investigation Evidence Relating to Criminal Investigations Major Incident! Exploring the Policing of Critical Incidents Frontiers of New Criminality: Cybersecurity in the 21st Century Tutorials held to decide award in Year 3 2 Core Police/Policing modules Police Reform and the Future of Policing; Individual Study 2 Designated modules Crime Scene Analysis; Crime Control Theories and Practice Police Practice, Policy and Procedures 3 (CKP embedded) Major Crime Investigation Policing Public Order and Crowd Psychology Policing Cyberspace 1 Investigating on the web Policing Cyberspace 2 Challenges, Developments and Globalization Go to Year 2 of the selected named award 1 9 See alternative choices in Year 3 8 POLICING SUITE GUIDE
9 02 The student remains on the same award or can take a in Year 3 dependent upon which optional modules were studied in Year 2 MODULES LEAD TO: YEAR 3 AWARD EVIDENCE RELATING TO CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS POLICING (CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION) MAJOR INCIDENT! EXPLORING THE POLICING OF CRITICAL INCIDENTS POLICING (CRITICAL INCIDENTS) FRONTIERS OF NEW CRIMINALITY: CYBERSECURITY IN THE 21ST CENTURY POLICING (CYBERSECURITY) POLICING SUITE GUIDE 9
10 03 POLICING (PRINCIPLES OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION) WALK-THROUGH YEAR 1 YEAR 3 Tutorials held to decide award in Year 2 Go to Year 2 of the selected named award Core Police/Policing modules Evidence-based Policing; Principles of Neighbourhood Policing; Principles of Criminal Investigation; Police Practice, Policy and Procedures 2 Designated module Evidence Relating to Criminal Investigations Fundamentals of Forensic Investigation Psychology and Crime Major Incident! Exploring the Policing of Critical Incidents Frontiers of New Criminality: Cybersecurity in the 21st Century International Policing Structures and Dynamics Tutorials held to decide award in Year 3 See alternative choices in Year 3 2 Core Police/Policing modules Police Reform and the Future of Policing; Individual Study Designated modules Major Crime Investigation; Investigating Rape and Domestic Abuse Police Practice, Policy and Procedures 3 (CKP embedded) Crime Scene Analysis; Crime Control- Theories and Practice Psychology of Serious and Prolific Offending Policing Terrorism and Political Violence in the UK Policing Cyberspace 2 Challenges, Developments and Globalization The Challenges of Policing a Global Community; Policing and Human Rights 10 POLICING SUITE GUIDE
11 03 The student remains on the same award or can take a in Year 3 dependent upon which optional modules were studied in Year 2 MODULES LEAD TO: YEAR 3 AWARD FUNDAMENTALS OF FORENSIC INVESTIGATION POLICING (CRIME SCIENCE) PSYCHOLOGY AND CRIME POLICING (CRIMINAL PSYCHOLOGY) MAJOR INCIDENT! EXPLORING THE POLICING OF CRITICAL INCIDENTS POLICING (CRITICAL INCIDENTS) FRONTIERS OF NEW CRIMINALITY: CYBERSECURITY IN THE 21ST CENTURY POLICING (CYBERSECURITY) INTERNATIONAL POLICING STRUCTURES AND DYNAMICS INTERNATIONAL POLICING POLICING SUITE GUIDE 11
12 04 POLICING (CRIMINAL PSYCHOLOGY) AWARD WALK-THROUGH YEAR 1 YEAR 3 Tutorials held to decide award in Year 2 4 Core Police/Policing modules Evidence-based Policing; Principles of Neighbourhood Policing; Principles of Criminal Investigation; Police Practice, Policy and Procedures 2 Designated module Psychology and Crime Tutorials held to decide award in Year 3 2 Core Police/Policing modules Police Reform and the Future of Policing; Individual Study 2 Designated modules Psychology of Serious and Prolific Offending; Psychology and the Criminal Justice System Evidence Relating to Criminal Investigations Major Incident! Exploring the Policing of Critical Incidents Frontiers of New Criminality: Cybersecurity in the 21st Century Police Practice, Policy and Procedures 3 (CKP embedded) Crime Scene Analysis Crime Control -Theories and Practice Investigating Rape and Domestic Abuse Major Crime Investigation Policing Public Order and Crowd Psychology Policing and the Media Go to Year 2 of the selected named award 1 9 See alternative choices in Year 3 12 POLICING SUITE GUIDE
13 04 The student remains on the same award or can take a in Year 3 dependent upon which optional modules were studied in Year 2 MODULES LEAD TO: YEAR 3 AWARD EVIDENCE RELATING TO CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS POLICING (CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION) MAJOR INCIDENT! EXPLORING THE POLICING OF CRITICAL INCIDENTS POLICING (CRITICAL INCIDENTS) FRONTIERS OF NEW CRIMINALITY: CYBERSECURITY IN THE 21ST CENTURY POLICING (CYBERSECURITY) POLICING SUITE GUIDE 13
14 05 POLICING (CRITICAL INCIDENTS) AWARD WALK-THROUGH YEAR 1 YEAR 3 Tutorials held to decide award in Year 2 4 Core Police/Policing modules Evidence-based Policing; Principles of Neighbourhood Policing; Principles of Criminal Investigation; Police Practice, Policy and Procedures 2 Designated module Major Incident! Exploring the Policing of Critical Incidents Fundamentals of Forensic Investigation Evidence Relating to Criminal Investigations Psychology and Crime Tutorials held to decide award in Year 3 2 Core Police/Policing modules Police Reform and the Future of Policing; Individual Study 2 Designated modules Policing Public Order and Crowd Psychology; Policing Terrorism and Political Violence in the UK Police Practice, Policy and Procedures 3 (CKP embedded) Crime Scene Analysis Crime Control Theories and Practice Investigating Rape and Domestic Abuse Psychology and the Criminal Justice System Police Governance in 21st Century Go to Year 2 of the selected named award 1 9 See alternative choices in Year 3 14 POLICING SUITE GUIDE
15 05 The student remains on the same award or can take a in Year 3 dependent upon which optional modules were studied in Year 2 MODULES LEAD TO: YEAR 3 AWARD FUNDAMENTALS OF FORENSIC INVESTIGATION POLICING (CRIME SCIENCE) EVIDENCE RELATING TO CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS POLICING (CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION) PSYCHOLOGY AND CRIME POLICING (CRIMINAL PSYCHOLOGY) POLICING SUITE GUIDE 15
16 06 POLICING (CYBERSECURITY) AWARD WALK-THROUGH YEAR 1 YEAR 3 Tutorials held to decide award in Year 2 4 Core Police/Policing modules Evidence-based Policing; Principles of Neighbourhood Policing; Principles of Criminal Investigation; Police Practice, Policy and Procedures 2 Designated module Frontiers of New Criminality: Cybersecurity in the 21st Century Tutorials held to decide award in Year 3 2 Core Police/Policing modules Police Reform and the Future of Policing; Individual Study 2 Designated modules Policing Cyberspace 1 Investigating on the Web; Policing Cyberspace 2 Challenges, Developments and Globalization Fundamentals of Forensic Investigation Evidence Relating to Criminal Investigations Psychology and Crime Police Practice, Policy and Procedures 3 (CKP embedded) Crime Scene Analysis Crime Control -Theories and Practice Major Crime Investigation Policing Terrorism and Political Violence in the UK The Challenges of Policing a Global Community Police Governance in 21st Century Go to Year 2 of the selected named award 1 9 See alternative choices in Year 3 16 POLICING SUITE GUIDE
17 06 The student remains on the same award or can take a in Year 3 dependent upon which optional modules were studied in Year 2 MODULES LEAD TO: YEAR 3 AWARD FUNDAMENTALS OF FORENSIC INVESTIGATION POLICING (CRIME SCIENCE) EVIDENCE RELATING TO CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS POLICING (CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION) PSYCHOLOGY AND CRIME POLICING (CRIMINAL PSYCHOLOGY) POLICING SUITE GUIDE 17
18 07 POLICING PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AWARD WALK-THROUGH YEAR 1 YEAR 3 Tutorials held to decide award in Year 2 4 Core Police/Policing modules Evidence-based Policing; Principles of Neighbourhood Policing; Principles of Investigation Criminal; Police Practice, Policy and Procedures 2 Designated module Strategy and Planning and in Policing Major Incident! Exploring the Policing of Critical Incidents Democratic Policing Its Tensions and Dilemmas International Policing Structures and Dynamics Tutorials held to decide award in Year 3 2 Core Police/Policing modules Police Reform and the Future of Policing; Individual Study 2 Designated modules Strategic Issues in Policing; Policing and the Media. Police Practice, Policy and Procedures 3 (CKP embedded) Major Crime Investigation Policing Cyberspace 1 Investigating on the web The Challenges of Policing a Global Community Police Governance in 21st Century Police Ethics Go to Year 2 of the selected named award 1 9 See alternative choices in Year 3 18 POLICING SUITE GUIDE
19 07 The student remains on the same award or can take a in Year 3 dependent upon which optional modules were studied in Year 2 MODULES LEAD TO: YEAR 3 AWARD MAJOR INCIDENT! EXPLORING THE POLICING OF CRITICAL INCIDENTS POLICING (CRITICAL INCIDENTS) DEMOCRATIC POLICING ITS TENSIONS AND DILEMMAS POLICING, POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT INTERNATIONAL POLICING STRUCTURES AND DYNAMICS INTERNATIONAL POLICING POLICING SUITE GUIDE 19
20 08 POLICING, POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE AWARD WALK-THROUGH YEAR 1 YEAR 3 Tutorials held to decide award in Year 2 4 Core Police/Policing modules Evidence-based Policing; Principles of Neighbourhood Policing; Principles of Criminal Investigation; Police Practice, Policy and Procedures 2 Designated module Democratic Policing Its Tensions and Dilemmas Evidence Relating to Criminal Investigations Strategy and Planning in Policing International Policing Structures and Dynamics Tutorials held to decide award in Year 3 2 Core Police/Policing modules Police Reform and the Future of Policing; Individual Study 2 Designated modules Police Governance in 21st Century; Police Ethics Module with CKP embedded Police Practice, Policy and Procedures 3 Policing Terrorism and Political Violence in the UK Policing Cyberspace 1 Investigating on the web Strategic Issues in Policing Policing and the Media The Challenges of Policing a Global Community Policing and Human Rights Go to Year 2 of the selected named award 1 9 See alternative choices in Year 3 20 POLICING SUITE GUIDE
21 08 The student remains on the same award or can take a in Year 3 dependent upon which optional modules were studied in Year 2 MODULES LEAD TO: YEAR 3 AWARD EVIDENCE RELATING TO CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS POLICING (CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION) STRATEGY AND PLANNING IN POLICING POLICING PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION INTERNATIONAL POLICING STRUCTURES AND DYNAMICS INTERNATIONAL POLICING POLICING SUITE GUIDE 21
22 09 INTERNATIONAL POLICING AWARD WALK-THROUGH YEAR 1 YEAR 3 Tutorials held to decide award in Year 2 Go to Year 2 of the selected named award Core Police/Policing modules Evidence-based Policing; Principles of Neighbourhood Policing; Principles of Criminal Investigation; Police Practice, Policy and Procedures 2 Designated module International Policing Structures and Dynamics Fundamentals of Forensic Investigation Major Incident! Exploring the Policing of Critical Incidents Frontiers of New Criminality: Cybersecurity in the 21st Century Democratic Policing Its Tensions and Dilemmas Tutorials held to decide award in Year 3 See alternative choices in Year 3 2 Core Police/Policing modules Police Reform and the Future of Policing; Individual Study 2 Designated modules The Challenges of Policing a Global Community; Policing and Human Rights Police Practice, Policy and Procedures 3 (CKP embedded) Crime Scene Analysis; Crime Control Theories and Practice Major Crime Investigation Psychology and the Criminal Justice System Policing Terrorism and Political Violence in the UK Policing Cyberspace 2 Challenges, Developments and Globalization Police Governance in the 21st Century 22 POLICING SUITE GUIDE
23 09 The student remains on the same award or can take a in Year 3 dependent upon which optional modules were studied in Year 2 MODULES LEAD TO: YEAR 3 AWARD FUNDAMENTALS OF FORENSIC INVESTIGATION POLICING (CRIME SCIENCE) MAJOR INCIDENT! EXPLORING THE POLICING OF CRITICAL INCIDENTS POLICING (CRITICAL INCIDENTS) FRONTIERS OF NEW CRIMINALITY: CYBERSECURITY IN THE 21ST CENTURY POLICING (CYBERSECURITY) DEMOCRATIC POLICING ITS TENSIONS AND DILEMMAS POLICING, POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT POLICING SUITE GUIDE 23
24 Find out more about Policing programmes and staff expertise at Canterbury Christ Church University
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