About Us
Higher Education School for Language Mediators – Criminology and Intelligence
Our Identity
The Istituto Criminologia.it – University-Level Higher Education School for Language Mediators (SSML) in Vibo Valentia represents a national excellence in academic training in Linguistic Mediation, Criminology, and Intelligence.
Founded with the goal of combining scientific research, innovation, and ethical values, the Institute trains professionals capable of interpreting social and criminal phenomena from an international perspective.
An Academic Community of Excellence
Our mission is to promote culture and knowledge through advanced academic programs and a highly qualified faculty. Each student becomes part of an academic community that values critical thinking, professional ethics, and the practical application of skills.
Ministerial Recognition and Accreditation
The Istituto Criminologia.it – SSML specializing in Criminology and Intelligence is authorized by the Italian Ministry of Universities and Research (MUR, Ministerial Decree 1930/2017) and is regularly listed on Universitaly.
It awards diplomas equivalent to university degrees (Class L-12), valid in Italy and abroad.
Educational Excellence and Global Opportunities
Students participate in real projects, internships, and practical laboratories with agencies, courts, and institutions.
Thanks to native-speaking teachers and international collaborations, students acquire linguistic and professional skills immediately applicable in the labor market.
Mission
To train future leaders in Linguistic Mediation Sciences specializing in Criminology and Intelligence, providing integrated knowledge in:
The Three-Year Course
Skills and Strengths
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The Higher Education Institute Criminologia.it (SSML) is legally authorized to establish a three-year Higher Education Course in Linguistic Mediation Sciences with a specialization in Criminology and Intelligence, and to award diplomas equivalent to university-level degrees.