Brief Introduction
What is crime? How does criminal justice work in England and Wales? Find out more by following a case through the system.Requirements
- This course is aimed at those with a good secondary education and an interest in law and/or criminal justice. The level is undergraduate level 1, so equivalent to the first year of a degree course. You do not need any prior knowledge of the field, but a keen interest in criminal justice is essential.
Knowledge
- Week 1: Definitions of crime; measuring the extent of crimeWeek 2: Investigation and prosecutionWeek 3: The trial processWeek 4: Sentencing
Summary of User Reviews
Read reviews for the Crime to Punishment course on FutureLearn. Users generally had a positive experience with this course, praising its engaging content and insightful instructors. However, some users felt that the course lacked depth in certain areas.Key Aspect Users Liked About This Course
Engaging contentPros from User Reviews
- Insightful instructors
- Interactive course materials
- Great for beginners
- Practical knowledge
- Flexible schedule
Cons from User Reviews
- Lacks depth in certain areas
- Limited interaction with instructors
- Some technical issues with the platform
- Not suitable for advanced learners
- Limited discussion forums
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