Criminology, Criminal Justice and Information Technology

In this double level, students will understand the causes of crime and society's response to this whilst having a core of IT technical knowledge associated with Information Systems and Network Security.Graduates of this system is going to have broad and coherent body of knowledge from the fields of criminology and criminal justice, including a comprehensive understanding of varied theoretical frameworks underpinning the study of criminal behavior, victimisation and criminal justice responses to crime, and offense prevention.Additionally, students may have a broad and coherent figure of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) knowledge, together with thickness in the inherent fundamentals and theories from ICT problemsolving (i.e., the way touse modelling procedures and processes to comprehend issues, handle abstraction and design solutions), ICT professional knowledge (i.e., ethics, professionalism, team work theories and issues, social communication, social issues/legal issues/privacy, history and status of discipline), technology construction (i.e., programming and human-computer interaction), and/or technology resources (i.e., hardware and software principles, data and data management, and media ).

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