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Forensic Psychology
On the Forensic Psychology course from Sheffield Hallam University Study a course accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS), starting your journey towards becoming a forensic psychologist through practical experiences and real-world projects.

Forensic Psychology
During the Forensic Psychology course at Kingston University you will will be taught by research-active staff with special interests ranging from intimate partner violence, forensic mental health, and detection of deception.

Forensic Psychology
The Forensic Psychology degree from University of Greenwich will teach you how to understand serious crime from a number of perspectives.

Forensic Psychology
Throughout this Forensic Psychology programme from University of Gloucestershire you’ll underpin your practice with both a sound appreciation of academic research evidence, and an understanding of the Forensic Psychologist’s role in investigative and legal processes, as well as the assessment and treatment of offenders.

Forensic Mental Health - Research and Practice
The Forensic Mental Health - Research and Practice course delivered by Queen Mary University of London provides a multidisciplinary understanding of the connection between mental disorder and criminal behaviour, and the approaches for reducing violence through appropriate care and management of those at risk of offending.

Forensic Mental Health
The Forensic Mental Health programme from Griffith University is delivered in collaboration with Queensland Health's Forensic Mental Health Service to provide postgraduate professional training for current or future forensic mental health practitioners, including nurses, psychologists, social workers and psychiatrists.

Applied Forensic Psychology
The MSc in Applied Forensic Psychology at The University of Lancashire gives you the skills to assess, intervene and care for victims and offenders. It will foster your professional growth, develop your report writing and presentation skills, methodological rigour, research expertise, independent learning and critical thinking.

Forensic Psychology
If you want to apply what you learned through your undergraduate psychology studies to the field of offender behaviour, then this Forensic Psychology course from University of Portsmouth will give you the knowledge and skills to work in the criminal justice system, or train to become a qualified forensic psychologist.

Forensic Psychology
This MSc Forensic Psychology degree from University of Derby is accredited with the British Psychological Society (BPS), thereby accounting for Stage 1 of the qualification for those who already hold Graduate Basis of Chartership (GBC) with the BPS

Forensic Psychology
Can criminal tendencies be reliably assessed? Is there a relationship between crime, moral judgement and psychopathy. Examine the topics of criminality from a broad psychological perspective and develop the skills to make your own original contribution to psychological knowledge.

Forensic Psychology
This Forensic Psychology course, offered by Teesside University provides a thorough and comprehensive training in the knowledge base of forensic psychology counting as the requisite Stage 1 component for the status of Forensic Psychologist of the British Psychological Society.

Forensic and Investigative Psychology
The Forensic and Investigative Psychology course offered by Liverpool John Moores University has a strong emphasis on psychological investigation and exploring offending behaviour.

Forensic Psychology
The Forensic Psychology course from Northumbria University offers an in-depth exploration of the field, blending theoretical foundations with practical application in a criminal justice context.

Forensic Psychology and Mental Health
The Forensic Psychology and Mental Health MSc course delivered by the Queen Mary University of London offers a comprehensive exploration of forensic psychology and mental health with a distinctive psychosocial emphasis, reflecting current Ministry of Justice and Department of Health priorities.

Forensic Psychology and Mental Health
Gain the skills you’ll need to work safely, ethically and effectively with offenders who pose a risk to other with the Forensic Psychology and Mental Health programme offered at Queen Mary University of London.
Forensic Psychology
The Forensic Psychology programme at the University of Lincoln is a master level course delivered in a public study mode. This one-year full-time or two-year part-time degree focuses on case formulation and practice-based topics. It provides essential training for those pursuing careers in the criminal justice system.
Clinical Forensic Psychology and Victimology
If you are intrigued by questions about the psychology of violence and crime, and you are not satisfied with easy answers, consider entering the Master's degree programme 'Clinical Forensic Psychology and Victimology' from University of Groningen. In this programme we aim to understand acts of violence and crime from both the victims' and the offenders' perspective.
Criminal Justice - Criminal Behavior
Graduates of the Criminal Justice - Criminal Behavior program of Tiffin University is designed for students interested in examining the relationship between psychology and the criminal justice system and who wish to enter, or advance in, the field of criminal justice, forensic psychology, law, social work or mental health.
Forensic and Investigative Psychology
The MSc in Forensic and Investigative Psychology at Canterbury Christ Church University is a one-year full-time programme. This course, accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS), provides students with essential knowledge and skills for careers in forensic psychology, preparing them for various roles in the criminal justice system.
Forensic Psychology and Mental Health
The MSc Forensic Psychology and Mental Health course from The University of Manchester is aimed at graduates who want to pursue a career as a Chartered Psychologist and/or register with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) as a Forensic Psychologist.