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The course “Radicalization in Penitentiary Centers and Risk Assessment Tools for Radicalization” It offers a comprehensive view of the phenomenon of radicalization in prison settings. Its purpose is to equip participants with the knowledge, tools, and methodologies to identify, assess, and manage radicalization processes, as well as to design prevention and intervention strategies.
This program, developed by A-GLOSS, It combines criminological contributions, case studies and analytical practices, providing specialized training for professionals in security, intelligence, criminology and prison management.
The course is developed under an approach theoretical-practical which combines:
Theoretical modules with criminological, legal and security foundations.
Real case studies to apply risk analysis tools.
Discussion in academic and professional forums to encourage critical thinking.
Practical laboratories face-to-face and virtual with simulation dynamics.
Interactive teaching resources: texts, graphics, images, articles, magazines and audiovisual material.
Participants will have access to:
Syllabus content in web format with theoretical and practical resources.
Supporting documents (specialized articles, reports, videos).
Self-assessments at the end of each module to reinforce concepts.
Live video conferences (optional, with recording for later reference).
Personalized tutoring to support the training process.
Forum and messaging spaces for interaction with teachers and students.
Recommended bibliography to expand the theoretical and practical framework.
Realization of a individual research paper, as the final integration of the training.
Upon completion, participants will receive a Official Certificate of Completion endorsed by A-GLOSS, demonstrating competence in the detection, assessment and management of radicalization risks in prison environments, as well as in the use of risk assessment tools applied to prevention and institutional security.
Understanding the concept of business risk and its impact on organizational management.
Identify the main types of risks: strategic, financial, operational, technological, legal, and reputational.
Apply risk analysis methodologies such as SWOT, ISO 31000 and probability/impact matrices.
Evaluate the probability and impact of the risks detected.
Design mitigation strategies and action plans adapted to different scenarios.
Integrate risk analysis into business planning and decision-making processes.
