Psychology of Crime: Exploring the Mind (London Bloomsbury Campus)

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Psychology of Crime: Exploring the Mind at our London Bloomsbury Campus
1st July from 10am - 3pm
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1st July 2026

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Join us to explore how psychology influences criminal cases.

You’ll learn how our personalities shape our behaviour and discover the differences between Serial, Spree, and Mass Killers, and gender-specific offending patterns.

We’ll identify how geo-profiling could be used to track offenders using the Circle Hypothesis.

We will look at how eyewitness testimonies can affect a criminal case and test their own attention.

Through understanding the minds of a jury, we will investigate how biases or personalities of jurors can impact the outcome of a trial.

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Available dates

1st July 2026

Suitable for

Events for School and College Groups (Ages 16-18)
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Events for individuals (enquiry not required to be through a school)
Parents
Families

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