University Lecturing

I deliver university lectures that combine academic understanding with extensive real-world investigative experience. My lecturing is engaging, informative, and grounded in the realities of modern policing, safeguarding, criminal behaviour, and offender psychology. I provide both guest lectures and full lecture delivery, tailored to your institution’s programme requirements and student learning outcomes.

My sessions are designed to bring professional insight into academic study, giving students a deeper understanding of how theory applies in real-life practice. I have experience teaching and presenting to a wide range of learners and can adapt content to criminology, policing studies, psychology, safeguarding, and investigative modules.

I offer lectures in the following areas:

• Policing studies lectures: I explore modern policing practice, investigative approaches, and real-world challenges faced by officers. These lectures provide insight into decision-making, ethics, and frontline experience.
• Criminology lectures: I examine crime patterns, criminal behaviour, and the wider social factors influencing offending. These sessions connect criminology theory with practical investigative insight.
• Psychology of offenders lectures: I explore offender motivation, behavioural indicators, and psychological patterns linked to crime. These lectures help students better understand how offenders think and behave.
• Safeguarding and child protection lectures: I deliver specialist safeguarding lectures based on frontline experience and best practice. These sessions focus on recognising risk, responding appropriately, and protecting vulnerable individuals.

Contact me today to arrange a guest lecture or discuss full teaching delivery for your programme.