Ellice D'almeida

Learning would entail a basic and/or critical comprehension of International Criminological key issues, theories concepts and its impacts on policy and different societies.
Basic and/or analytical and conceptual thinking, with a conscientious approach to managing workloads.
Ability to handle, analyse and interpret data, before presenting it back based on the overall analysis
made.
Basic and/or advanced problem-solving skills within a research methodology framework.
Accomplished communication skills, both written and verbal, developed through numerous essays
and presentations.

Notable Modules - Understanding Deviance, Criminological Perspectives, Inequalities of Justice, Criminological Research Methods, Crime & the Media, Forensic Mental Health, Drugs & Us: Crime, Health, Politics and Culture, Gangs, Guns & Knife Crime and Psychology of Terrorism.

Lessons would be delivered in a Powerpoint presentation format with a detailed breakdown of specific areas of learning.