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Course Overview

The core aim of the course is to prepare students to work with clients and professionals in a range of forensic and forensics-related settings. Equipped with a sound knowledge of key theoretical and applied issues in forensic psychology, you will gain not only a critical appreciation of theoretical and factual concepts but an awareness of the strengths and limitations of research evidence. The course integrates psychological theory with the development of practical skills and an understanding of the professional practice.

  • Our distinctive modules in Investigative Psychology and Victimology offer you insight into different aspects of forensic psychology, in addition to our modules on Assessing and Treating Offenders, the Psychology of Law and Justice, and Forensic Skills (required for both practitioner and academic psychologists).
  • Completion of this MSc course enables you to gain specialist knowledge of dealing with people within the Criminal Justice System, including violent and sex offenders, offenders with personality disorders, victims of crime, the police and probation services.
  • You’ll be provided with training in forensic methods primarily from a psychological standpoint.
  • We have expert practitioners, such as Professor Michael Brookes OBE, who will support you throughout your study.

Entry Requirement 

A minimum of an Upper Second Class Honours degree in Psychology or an MSc or Graduate Diploma in Psychology, with evidence of strong research methods skills. 

UK degrees must be accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS), international degrees must meet similar standards particularly with regards to research methods and statistics.

Fees

Full-Time fee:  £13200 per year


This information was accurate on : 04/05/2021
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