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Teaching and Training
Karen Shalev has a wide range of experience in designing, planning and delivering a variety of teaching modules at all academic levels with a specific focus on missing persons. She also delivers various national and international face to face and online workshops and exercises for professionals working in law enforcement, the public sector and non government agencies.
She regularly presents in front of hundereds of people in various settings ranging from formal lectures and conferences to interactive awaydays designed to encourage informed thinking and open debate and discussion. She offers bespoke training packages to professionals interested in improving services to missing persons and their families.
Teaching
Missing person: Issues and investigation
Undergraduate level module as part of a BSc course.
Missing persons: Global perspectives
Postgraduate level module as part of an MSc campuse based or distance learning course.
Missing persons: Global perspectives
A postgraduate accredited distance learning short course.ng.
Investigation and psychology
Postgraduate level module as part of an MSc campus based or distance learning course.
Supervision
Professional Doctorate in Criminal Justice
The Professional Doctorate in Criminal Justice is a structured 4-year programme. The first two years are focused on workshop-based teaching in Portsmouth, while the latter two years are focused on supervised research, leading to a thesis.
PhD in Criminology
The Doctorate degree is a 3-year programme. Prospective students are welcome to bring their own research idea or discuss possible ideas with their preferred supervisor.
PhD by publications
A PhD by publication is a 12-months postgraduate research degree that’s based on research students have already undertaken and had published (excluding self-publishing) before registering.
MSc Dissertations (Campus based or distance learning)
A 60 credit module which offers students the opportunity to synthesise new and existing knowledge to generate ideas and develop creative solutions to the benefit of society, within a small-scale research project within their chosen field.
BSc Dissertations (Campus based or distance learning)
A 60 credit module which offers students the opportunity to synthesise new and existing knowledge to generate ideas and develop creative solutions to the benefit of society, within a small-scale research project within their chosen field.
Training
Who
Missing persons is a multi-disciplinary area. Professionals from many fields of expertise come into contact with people that go missing. For example, law enforcement agencies, non government organisations, third sector, travel industry, education, and many more.
What
Karen designs, delivers and evaluates a range of bespoke interventions and workshops as well as facilitates strategic awaydays. Utilising best practice as well at the latest thinking and expertise from her vast experience in this area you can be assured of the right knowledge, skills and insights to ensure you are better equiped to deal with the challenges people working in this field face.
How
With greater need for flexibility Karen believes in accessible solutions that deliver value. As a result, she provides bespoke online learning material. These on demand solutions are interactive, utilise multi media and enable the learners to learn at their own pace. Her remote webinar courses support the hybrid working culture and enable group sessions to be held where learning content is facilitated, and practical application is explored. She also provides face to face delivery that enables a higher level of interaction and engagement with all attendees ensuring maximum embedment of the topics key themes.