About the Course
Crime and justice have had a significant impact on the society around the world as well as the media over the years. The threat posed by terrorism has increased over the number of years and many challenges a risen within criminal justice to prosecute and develop policies to prevent terrorist attacks in response to this threat. This diploma will cover most aspects of the role and functions of the criminal justice system and examine the relationship between the law and human rights.
In addition, the diploma will explore issues relating to contemporary policing and policing procedures that may have an impact on society, as well as the relationship between the police and the communities at large. The course will help students to understand the criminal justice response to terrorism. You will gain critical analysis on crime, human rights, criminal justice, and policing and gain knowledge on the institutions that form the part of the criminal justice system. The course will also look at significant developments made within the criminal justice system.
Upon the completion of the course, you will be able to have a better understanding of the criminal justice system and gain employment within criminal justice or pursue further studies in this area. Both modules are available online and you can study from anywhere and submit your assignment online. In addition, weekly seminars will be available to discuss various topics on the subject taught.
At the end of the course, you will be expected to undertake a research project on a relevant topic of particular interest to you.
The course is taught by staff who have considerable experience in both research and teaching as well as work experience in the fields of criminology, criminal justice, terrorism, and policing studies.
The diploma requires about 40 hours of study and consists of four modules, totaling 40 credits. Once completed, you will be eligible for the diploma certificate.
Your Instructor
Amber Oquindo MS (HLS)
Amber Oquindo, MSHS, is an ardent champion of education, holding a distinguished academic background with a Master of Science degree in Homeland Security Management and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science. Her academic journey commenced at Pennsylvania State University, where her thirst for knowledge ignited her passion for comprehending the intricate complexities of our global landscape.
With her formidable expertise, Amber Oquindo specializes in the realm of terrorism, placing a robust emphasis on understanding the mechanisms of recruitment, propaganda dissemination, and radicalization. Her dedication to education extends far beyond the classroom, as she actively collaborates with non-profit organizations to raise awareness, provide essential interventions, and empower marginalized communities across the globe, with a particular focus on regions like the Middle East. Amber's commitment to addressing critical security challenges is further highlighted by her prestigious certifications from FEMA, demonstrating her unwavering resolve to safeguarding our world.