Learning Outcomes The learning will: |
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1. Knowledge and understanding of Victimology with regards to: | 1.1 Understanding the major concepts and theories when working with victims and the criminal system.
1.2 Examining how individual differences in social, cultural and historical context may influence the perception of victims. |
2. Develop and apply critical-thinking skills within the domain of Victimology and how it affects individuals with mental health concerns, enabling students to: | 2.1 Demonstrate an ability to utilize critical-thinking that includes open-mindedness and the scientific process.
2.2 Demonstrate an attitude of receptivity to new knowledge and intellectual engagement. |
3. Understanding how the knowledge of Victimology may interact with broader frameworks, enabling students to: | 3.1 Understand how the concepts, theories and research of understasnding how crimes impact victims, may be used to analyze and form better structures for public policy and practice.
3.2 Critically analyze theories and research relating to treatment of victims. |
Your Letter Grade | Your Score as % of Total |
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A | 90–100 |
B | 80-89 |
C | 70-79 |
D | 60-69 |
F | 0-59 |
Assignments 40%
As part of the requirements, students must complete short assignments based on these studies. There will be 2 assignments, each attracting 20% of total course grade.
Assignment (Essay) 20%
Students are also required to turn in an essay assignment.
Guidelines for the essay assignment:
Exam 40%
There will be a Final exam. The exam will be based on material covered in the textbook readings and lecture notes.
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