Public Version of Popular "Serial Killers" Class Now Available Online and In-Person
For many years, Costa taught the unique course at the University. Now retired, he developed the condensed version last year, which was only offered in-person at the time. Due to popular demand, the “Serial Killers” class is being offered again, now with an online version also available. Participants can experience the content in-person or online in real time (synchronously), or asynchronously by watching the lectures at their convenience. The online version of the course can be taken from anywhere in the United States.
A lecture-based course, Costa will provide new material each week. Topics include personality disorders, the theory of why some individuals become serial killers, and infamous serial killers such as Ted Bundy, the Boston Strangler and the B.T.K. Killer.
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