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Diploma in Crime Analysis
The Diploma in Crime Analysis is a modular programme specifically designed to provide students with the skills necessary to produce and interpret statistics concerned with crime analysis. It covers both the theoretical and practical elements involved in problem solving and hypothesis testing in Crime Science.

The programme can be taken on a full-time or flexible basis. This programme will be offered in the 2010/11 academic session, and will run for two terms (from September 2010 to March 2011) with examinations taking place in the third term.

Prospective students are strongly advised to take the course on a part time basis if they intend to take the course whilst working full time because of the heavy workload involved.

Programme Convenor:
Dr Kate Bowers
UCL Department of Security and Crime Science
University College London
Second Floor, Brook House
2 - 16 Torrington Place
London, WC1E 7HN

Tel: 020 3108 3032
Fax: 020 3108 3088
Email: k.bowers@ucl.ac.uk

SCS Administrator
Nic Roberts 020 3108 3206, nic.roberts@ucl.ac.uk

Term Dates
Term 1:     Monday 27 September 2010 – Friday 17 December 2010
Term 2:     Monday 10 January 2011 – Friday 25 March 2011
Term 3:     Tuesday 3 May 2011 – Friday 17 June 2011

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