Détails

Faculté	Faculté des lettres et des sciences humaines
Domaine	Psychologie
Code	UE-L25.01039
Langues	Anglais
Type d'enseignement	Cours bloc
Cursus	Master
Semestre(s)	SA-2026

Horaires et salles

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Ce cours est donné sous forme de bloc. Veuillez consulter les dates exactes sous l’onglet "Dates et salles".

Enseignement

Enseignant·e·s	Bergmann Barbara
Description	This block seminar provides an introduction to central topics and current research in criminal psychology. It examines psychological explanations for the causes and developmental trajectories of criminal behavior. We will look into various forms of crime (i.a. juvenile crime, women as offenders), the application of criminal psychological knowledge to police practice (risk assessment, crime prevention) and offender rehabilitation. All topics will be discussed in light of current empirical research and ongoing criminal policy debates. Assessment will be based on a written exam at the end of the seminar.
Commentaire	Presence obligatory.  Information to course structure, preparatory work and access to videos and group meetings will be communicated beginning of term.
Places disponibles	40
Softskills	Non
Hors domaine	Non
BeNeFri	Non
Mobilité	Non
UniPop	Non

Documents

Fichiers annexes

Criminal Psychology_Description

Examen - SA-2026, Session d'hiver 2027

Mode d'évaluation	Par note
Description	Written exam at the end of bloc course.

Examen - SP-2027, Session d'été 2027

Mode d'évaluation	Par note
Description	Written exam at the end of bloc course.

Examen - SP-2027, Session d'automne 2027

Mode d'évaluation	Par note
Description	Written exam at the end of bloc course.

Examen - SA-2027, Session d'hiver 2028

Mode d'évaluation	Par note
Description	Written exam at the end of bloc course.