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develop criminology theories

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information skills

conducting studies, investigations and examinations

carrying out forensic and police investigations

develop criminology theories

Description

Description

Develop theories to explain why people behave as they do in specific situations and why they commit crimes, based on empirical observations and existing scientific literature in the field of criminology.

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compile criminology theories

define criminology theories

develop criminology theories

develop criminology theory

developing criminology theory

developing of criminology theories

draft criminology theories

draw up criminology theories

prepare criminology theories

write criminology theories

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cross-sector skills and competences

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ESCO is a Europe 2020 initiative.

DG Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion of the European Commission developed ESCO in collaboration with stakeholders and with the European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training (Cedefop).

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Current version: ESCO v1.1.2 (Last update 22/02/2024)