Criminology and Criminal Psychology
Psychology
Taught
MSc
Criminology and Criminal Psychology
Taught
MSc
Overview
Application Timeline
Tuition
- Whole course
| Student categories | Study | |
|---|---|---|
| Full-time | Part-time | |
| EU | £17,975 | £17,975 |
| England | £11,325 | £11,325 |
| Northern Ireland | £11,325 | £11,325 |
| Scotland | £11,325 | £11,325 |
| Wales | £11,325 | £11,325 |
| International | £17,975 | £17,975 |
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About
Program Overview
This master’s degree provides a comprehensive understanding of criminology and criminal psychology, focusing on key concepts, theories, methods, and principles.
Course Content
Students will explore the evolving fields of psychology, law, and criminology, applying their knowledge in forensic and legal contexts. The curriculum includes:
- Criminal Investigative Psychology
- Crime Theory
- Social Forensic Psychology
- Crime, Terrorism, and the State
Career Opportunities
Graduates will have access to a variety of career paths in:
- Public and Private Sectors
- Criminal Justice
- Criminal, Legal, and Forensic Psychology
Important Course...
Subject Area Information
Forensic psychology is an interdisciplinary field that merges principles of psychology and the legal system, providing a comprehensive understanding of how psychological principles can be applied within the context of the criminal justice system.
1. Introduction to Forensic Psychology
2. Criminal Behavior and Profiling
3. Psychopathology and Criminality
4. Legal and Ethical Issues in Forensic Psychology
5. Forensic Assessment and Evaluation
6. Juvenile Delinquency and Justice
7. Victimology
8. Expert Witness Testimony
- Analytical Skills
- Communication Skills
- Ethical Decision-Making
- Research Skills
Career
Forensic psychology courses equip students with a blend of psychological expertise and legal knowledge, preparing them for various roles within the criminal justice system and beyond.
Forensic Psychologist
Working within the criminal justice system to assess and treat offenders, provide expert testimony, and consult on criminal cases.
Criminal Profiler
Assisting law enforcement agencies in identifying and apprehending suspects based on behavioral analysis.
Victim Advocate
Supporting crime victims through counseling, advocacy, and assistance with navigating the legal system.
Correctional Psychologist
Providing mental health services within correctional facilities, including therapy and rehabilitation programs.
Academic Researcher
Conducting research on forensic psychology topics and contributing to the academic body of knowledge.
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