4.6.2. Criminal Justice and Criminology - Elective Area

• 030013 KU Criminal defence
• 030027 SE Seminar on Legal Philosophy: On the Theory of Punishment and Criminal Law - From the Principle of Guilt to Hazard Prevention? (for diploma and doctoral students)
• 030105 SE [ en ] International Criminal Justice - (for undergraduade and graduade students)
• 030138 SE Seminar of Tax and Crime - Seminar for diploma and doctoral students
• 030147 SE Seminar in Criminology and Criminal Law - for graduates and doctoral candidates
• 030160 KU History of penal law and penal procedure law
• 030165 SE [ de en ] Transnational Organised Crime: Organised Crime, Gambling, and Criminal Law, Part 1 of 2 - Seminar for diploma and doctoral students
• 030174 KU [ en ] International Protection of Cultural Heritage
• 030186 KU Gender studies in criminology - accountable for Specialisation - EC-Criminal Law
• 030199 KU [ en ] Course: "European Criminal Law"
• 030202 KU Traumatized victims of violence in criminal proceedings
• 030224 SE Seminar in Criminal Law - for graduates and doctoral candidates
• 030282 SE Organised crime and terrorism in international law - Seminar for diploma and doctoral students
• 030301 SE Seminar "Art and Criminal Law" - for graduates and doctoral candidates
• 030305 KU White collar crime law in practice
• 030324 VO International und European Criminal Law
• 030325 KU [ de en ] Hate crime in Austrian and international contexts
• 030330 KU [ de en ] Theory and practice of crime scene investigations
• 030359 KU Current juristiction of the Constitutional Court in criminal law
• 030361 SE Investigative journalism within the boundaries of criminal law
• 030378 KU Justice and Rule of Law - Fundamental questions of the legal system by current problems
• 030384 KU White-Collar Crime, Compliance & Investigations
• 030391 KU [ en ] Course, 2 hours, with continuous assessment - This class presents the psychology of law. Law is fundamentally a human endeavour. It is deeply impacted by the way in which people (e.g., plaintiffs, lawyers, and judges) think , feel and behave. As a result, Psychology is an important framework for understanding most legal issues. In particular, psychology illuminates why people get into conflicts and how humans create and apply laws.
• 030441 SE State protection and the fight against terrorism - for graduates and doctoral candidates
• 030463 KU Teaching: hands-on training - Teaching: hands- on training
• 030488 SE Seminar of white collar crime - for diploma and doctoral students
• 030498 KU History of Constitutional and Administrative Justice
• 030505 VO Forensic Medicine and Law II (from II)
• 030507 KU Victimology - Criminological and legal aspects of the role of the victim
• 030613 KU How to fight exploitation and trafficking in Human Beings in Austria - Penal, criminological and aspects of legal policy
• 030677 KU Course: After the judgement - Vollzug und Begleiterscheinungen in Gesetz und Praxis