General Objectives of the Course:
- Develop in the student an appropriate attitude aligned with the deontological principles of scientific investigation.
- Provide a broad perspective on the reality of private investigation.
- Equip the student with investigative techniques, offer conceptual tools, and develop the necessary skills for professional development.
- Effectively respond to the social demand for professionals adequately trained in private investigation techniques.
- Offer a solid theoretical and practical foundation in the field of private investigation.
- Develop in the student the necessary resources and knowledge to meet the educational requirements of the Private Detective profession.
Specific Objectives:
The following objectives are pertinent and aligned with the professional orientation of the course:
- Analyze the functions, responsibilities, techniques, and organization of services specific to a security and crime prevention structure.
- Develop the ability to analyze and synthesize for decision-making and problem-solving.
- Decide, reason, and justify actions within the professional environment according to the ethical code of private detectives.
- Identify and acquire information management skills to appropriately plan interventions in investigations aimed at obtaining more information on a requested inquiry.
- Evaluate the behavioral aspects that influence social behavior and understand the methodologies, techniques, and tools to apply in conflict resolution and transformation.
- Understand the principles of psychology that explain individual and collective behavior, as well as the mechanisms of social influence.
- Develop strategies for the enhancement of social and communication skills.
- Foster attitudes of objectivity, impartiality, and equality in handling information and interacting with individuals in a professional context.