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Nikolaos Arkoulis
I am a Greek-British Criminologist with extensive experience in the analysis of criminal phenomena, legal research, victim support, and social intervention. My professional background covers a wide range of activities — from television analyses of criminological content to hands-on involvement in legal, police, and humanitarian fields. I hold academic expertise in Criminology and International Law, combining scientific rigor with deep social sensitivity, serving justice and crime prevention with responsibility and integrity.
🔍 Television-Based Criminological Analysis
Consistent involvement in missing person cases and sudden death investigations, with a regular presence on one of Greece’s most iconic investigative TV programs, contributing through criminological expertise and scientific interpretation.
Criminologist
“Fos sto Tounel” - Mega TV (Greece)
November 2022 – Present
Regular contributor to one of the most prominent investigative shows on Greek television, actively supporting the investigation of critical missing person and suspicious death cases.
• Investigation of disappearance cases using specialized criminological tools and methodologies
• Analysis of the psychology and social networks of suspects and involved individuals
• Delivery of evidence-based interpretations of contemporary criminal cases, with comparative perspectives between Greece and the UK
• Engagement in public discourse through documented insights on crime and its prevention
• Clarification and simplification of criminal procedures and legal processes for the general public
⚖️ Legal & International Experience
Practical exposure to international and criminal law through research, observation, and applied legal contexts, with a focus on cybercrime, human rights, and criminal accountability.
Legal Researcher – Cybercrime & International Law
World Cyber Security Forum (India)
June 2020 – August 2020 (remote)
Participation in an international legal research team focused on cybersecurity and global legal frameworks.
• Analysis of cybercrime legislation and case law in Japan, the UK, and India
• Authorship of academic articles on typo-squatting, online freedom of expression, and digital healthcare fraud
• Examination of significant legal cases including Google & Operation Aurora
• Contribution to studies on online dispute resolution and relevant case law from 2019–2020
Legal Trainee – Short-Term Solicitor Program
Wolferstans Solicitors (United Kingdom)
June 2019 | Plymouth, England
Worked alongside experienced solicitors in diverse legal areas, gaining well-rounded exposure in both administrative and case-based legal practice.
• Participation in personal services, family, and commercial law cases, including medical negligence
• Drafting legal documents such as wills, powers of attorney, and business contracts
• Reviewing case files, transcribing statements, and preparing legal summaries
• Involvement in commercial litigation and corporate agreement matters
Legal Trainee – Short-Term Barrister Program
Devon Chambers – Barristers (United Kingdom)
May 2019 | Plymouth, England
Direct involvement in criminal proceedings, with active participation in courtroom observation and case analysis.
• Attended criminal trials alongside a defence barrister
• Drafted observations and formulated questions used in hearings
• Participated in discussions with legal professionals regarding the causes of criminal behaviour and sentencing proportionality
• Gained deep understanding of the inner workings of the UK legal system
🚔 Police & Operational Experience
Practical familiarity with law enforcement procedures and operational methods, through participation in training programs of specialized units and on-field observation.
Trainer – Passive Drug Detection with Police Dogs
Devon and Cornwall Police (United Kingdom)
November 2018 – 1 month
Participation in a specialized training program for police units working with drug detection dogs, with a focus on behavioral analysis to support policing efforts.
- • Observation and analysis of canine behavior during training sessions
- • Contribution to the design of personalized training programs for officers
- • Instruction in basic commands, obedience, and behavioral modification techniques
- • Supervision during socialization periods to prevent injuries or incidents
- • Understanding of strategic approaches to drug-related incidents and support for community safety
- • Active participation in public service as a member of a special police unit
Field Observer – Patrol & Operational Activities
Devon and Cornwall Police (United Kingdom)
November 2018 – 1 month
On-site engagement with police patrols, focusing on law enforcement methods, public protection, and proper application of police powers.
- • Accompaniment of officers during patrols and analysis of operational procedures
- • Understanding of stop-and-search practices and their implementation
- • Constructive feedback and discussions with officers for performance improvement
- • Promotion of transparency and trust with diverse community groups
- • Adherence to data protection and professional ethics standards
- • Compliance with safety protocols and collaboration for smooth operations
🛡️ Victim Support & Community Protection
Ongoing involvement with UK-based organizations committed to crime prevention, reintegration of vulnerable groups, and comprehensive support for victims throughout the criminal justice process.
Sexual Abuse Prevention Advisor
Circles South West (United Kingdom)
October 2019 – July 2021
Participation in an innovative reintegration program for individuals released from prison after committing sexual offenses, aiming to reduce recidivism and enhance community safety
• Provision of structured guidance and support within a supervised framework
• Identification and management of high-risk behaviors
• Development of social support networks and reinforcement of personal accountability
• Balance between empathy and accountability, maintaining discretion and professionalism
• Collaboration with professional services for ongoing monitoring and rehabilitation
Witness Support Officer – Criminal Trials
Citizens Advice Plymouth (United Kingdom)
September 2019 – July 2020
Support for witnesses participating in criminal trials, aiming to reduce stress and facilitate their meaningful involvement in the justice process.
• Delivery of clear information, orientation, and psychological support before and during the trial
• Coordination of pre-trial court familiarization visits
• Emotional presence during hearings, when permitted, to enhance witness confidence
• Guidance regarding potential outcomes and continuous support post-trial
• Collaboration with legal professionals for the smooth execution of judicial proceedings
Community Support Mediator – Vulnerable Individuals
British Red Cross (United Kingdom)
November 2018 – July 2019
Support for socially isolated and vulnerable individuals to facilitate their reintegration into the community through personalized assistance and service connection.
• Emotional reinforcement and practical guidance tailored to individual needs
• Development of phased reintegration plans and accompaniment to support services
• Encouragement of autonomy and restoration of self-confidence
• Ongoing contact to monitor progress and foster long-term independence
• Representation of British Red Cross values in all interpersonal engagements
Frontline Advisor – Social Support Services
Advice Plymouth (United Kingdom)
January 2019 – July 2019
Primary contact for individuals seeking assistance with social, legal, or everyday issues, aiming to empower and activate self-sufficiency.
• Assessment of individual needs and referral to appropriate services
• Provision of information and assistance regarding housing, welfare, mental health, debt, and family concerns
• Data entry and development of personalized support plans
• Strict adherence to confidentiality and sensitivity toward cultural and personal factors
• Collaboration with interdisciplinary teams to provide holistic care for service users
🌍 Social & Humanitarian Engagement
Participation in international initiatives and organizations promoting human rights, social change, and youth involvement in public discourse.
Youth Council Coordinator for Migration & Human Rights
MIRR Alliance (United States)
June 2020 – December 2020 (remote)
Active youth representative in a global humanitarian alliance advocating for social justice, human rights, and refugee voices on an international level.
• Designed and delivered a series of online seminars addressing key social issues
• Highlighted topics such as institutional racism, migrant detention, and global migration
policy
• Led a fundraising campaign that raised $10,201 in support of refugee equality
• Created communication material and civic engagement initiatives to promote awareness
and mobilize public action
Youth Ambassador for Global Literacy Advocacy
World Literacy Foundation (Australia)
June 2020 – October 2020 (remote)
Participation in a global youth ambassador program focused on raising awareness of the importance of education and combating illiteracy worldwide.
• Delivered talks in schools and community settings to promote the value of education
• Participated in leadership and activism training programs with an emphasis on social impact
• Contributed to a philanthropic campaign supporting student education in Colombia via the Aprende Leyendo organization Aprende Leyendo
• Developed and implemented a digital awareness campaign through social media platforms
Mentor – Youth Humanitarian Action Committee
In–Sight Collaborative (United States)
June 2020 – August 2020 (remote)
Member of an international youth team committed to advancing humanitarian engagement through crisis analysis, leadership development, and social consciousness.
• Trained young activists in human rights advocacy and relief efforts
• Analyzed the humanitarian crisis narrative in Syria and drafted strategic policy proposals
• Attended workshops on ethics and leadership in the context of global crisis response
• Promoted cross-sector collaboration and youth empowerment for sustainable social change
🎓 Academic Background
Academic specialization in Criminology, Criminal Justice, and International Law, with a focus on criminal behavior analysis, law enforcement practices, human rights, and accountability in global justice. My education strengthens the scientific foundation of our investigations, supports victim-centered approaches, and enhances our understanding of complex legal frameworks relevant to our services.
University of Sheffield (United Kingdom)
Postgraduate Degree (LL.M.) in International Law and Global Justice
2021 – 2022 | Grade: Merit
Relevant modules:
- • International Criminal Law
• International Humanitarian Law
• International Law and the Use of Force
• Law of International Institutions
• Law of the Sea
• WTO Law: Foundations, Institutions, Challenges
• Introduction to Company Law and Corporate Governance
• Legal Research & Writing Skills
University of Plymouth (United Kingdom)
B.Sc. in Criminology and Criminal Justice with International Relations
2018 – 2021 | Grade: First Class Honours
Relevant modules:
- • Criminal Behaviour Analysis
• Policing and Community Safety
• Penal Systems and Reintegration
• Criminological Research and Methodology
• Crime in Social Context
• Contemporary Criminological Challenges
• Criminal Justice Policy and Issues