Advanced Diploma In Criminology

I want to do Post Graduate Diploma in Criminal Justice (PGDCJ ) from IGNOU so will you please give its details?

The IGNOU offers Post Graduate Diploma in Criminal Justice (PGDCJ) course, the details are as follows:

Post Graduate Diploma in Criminal Justice (PGDCJ)

Minimum Duration: 1 Year
Maximum Duration: 3 Years
Course Fee: Rs. 8,000

Eligibility:
The applicant should have graduates in law, criminology, social work and functionaries of Criminal Justice Administration

Course structure:
Criminal Justice System
Indian Penal Code
Criminal Justice Processes
Criminal Justice Administration
Challenges to Criminal Justice System
Criminal Justice Research And Advocacy
Clinical Course

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Can you give me list of colleges for admission inu Advanced Diploma in Criminology ??

Here I am giving you list of some best colleges for admission in the Advanced Diploma in Criminology

Douglas College
North Island College - Criminology Diploma
University of New England (UNE), Australia
Arium School of Arts and Sciences
Douglas College
Griffith University
IFS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Hong Kong Management association
IGNOU

City Colleges
South Great George's Street, Dublin 2 and Templeogue, Dublin 6W Tel: 1850 25 27 40 / Tel International. +353 1 416 0034
Email: info@citycolleges.ie

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Hello sir I want to do Advanced Diploma in Criminology so please Modules of this diploma Course??

Criminology Advanced Diploma
The aim of this course is to introduce learners to criminology as an area of study that tries to address the questions raised and to explore many key debates within criminology.
This includes examining theoretical debates about the causes of crime and criminal behaviour and both historical and contemporary ideas about dealing with crime.
Modules
Module 1: Introduction to Criminology
Module 2: The UK Criminal Justice System
Module 3: Crime Data and Criminal Statistics
Module 4: Theories of Crime 1: Individuals and Crime
Module 5: Police and Policing
Module 6: Crime Prevention
Module 7: Victims and Victimisation
Module 8: The Courts and Sentencing
Module 9: Prisons and Probation
Module 10: Theories of Crime 2: Society and Crime
Module 11: Inequality and Crime
Module 12: Youth Crime
Module 13: Drugs and Crime
Module 14: Corporate Crime
Module 15: Transnational and Organised Crime
Module 16: Environmental Crime
Module 17: Cyber Crime
Module 18: Sexual Offences and Violent Crime
Module 19: Criminal Profiling
Module 20 Crime and the Media

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