Criminology and Security Studies is an interdisciplinary course that explores crime, criminal behavior, law enforcement, security management, and the justice system. It combines elements of sociology, psychology, law, and forensic science to understand crime patterns, causes, and prevention strategies.  

Key Areas of Study:  

1. Criminology– Theories of crime, criminal behavior, and the social impact of crime.  

2. Law and Justice System– Criminal law, human rights, and legal procedures.  

3. Forensic Science – Crime scene investigation and evidence analysis.  

4. Security Studies – National security, cyber security, terrorism, and intelligence gathering.  

5. Policing and Law Enforcement – Investigation techniques, community policing, and corrections.  

6. Victimology and Rehabilitation – Study of crime victims and offender rehabilitation.  

Career Opportunities:

- Law enforcement (police, detective, forensic expert)  

- Security analyst (private and public security)  

- Intelligence officer (military, government agencies)  

- Legal and corrections officer  

- Cybersecurity and fraud investigation  

- Academic research and policy-making  

This course is ideal for individuals interested in crime prevention, law enforcement, and security management at national and international levels.