Policing and Criminal Investigation

About this course

Policing and criminal investigation is a discipline that bridges the academic study of crime and criminal justice with the practical and procedural knowledge that underpins investigative work. It examines how police services are organised and governed, how investigations are conducted, how evidence is gathered and assessed, and how the criminal justice system responds to different types of crime. It draws on criminology, law, forensic science and organisational studies to give students a grounded understanding of the realities of policing and investigation in contemporary society. At Arden University, this programme is delivered by distance learning, which means you study entirely online, accessing course materials, lectures and assessments through the university's digital learning environment. This mode of study suits people who are working, have caring responsibilities or cannot easil

Where its graduates go

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