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Human trafficking as a phenomenon and how to identify it (1 cr)

Code: SZ00CL91-3006

General information


Timing
13.04.2026 - 17.04.2026
The implementation has not yet started.
Number of ECTS credits allocated
1 cr
Local portion
0 cr
Virtual portion
1 cr
Mode of delivery
Online learning
Unit
School of Health and Social Studies
Teaching languages
Finnish
Teachers
Johanna Rinne
Teacher in charge
Johanna Rinne
Course
SZ00CL91
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Evaluation scale

Pass/Fail

Objective

In this course you will learn about human trafficking as a phenomenon, i.e. what it all entails. The goal is that after the course you will be able to define the most common terms and concepts related to human trafficking, and you are aware of the global and national situation of human trafficking. You will also learn how victims of human trafficking are supported in Finland and abroad, as well as how victims can be supported moving forward. In addition, you will receive instructions for identifying victims of human trafficking.

Content

The most common terms and concepts of human trafficking
Global and national situation of human trafficking
Identifying and supporting victims of human trafficking

Location and time

The course will take place in Digicampus' Moodle at https://digicampus.fi university week 2025.

Materials

The material is available in the course workspace on Digicampus' Moodle.

Teaching methods

Independent study in the Moodle learning environment.

Student workload

1 credit (27 hours):
6 hours of teaching and participation in the course test
4 hours writing in the discussion forum
17 hours of own study and work

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

Pass:
The student knows how to define the terms and concepts related to human trafficking. The student knows the different aspects of human trafficking and the most important risk factors for becoming a victim of human trafficking. The student is aware of the global and national situation of human trafficking. The student recognizes the most common signs of human trafficking and understands the most common means of support for a victim of human trafficking.

Fail:
The student does not demonstrate sufficient competence in the fields mentioned above.

Further information

Open university, university week´s implementation: 100 placements.

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