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  Forensic Psychology Master's Degree - MSc


Full time & Part time September MSc 12 months full time, with option to complete in 15 months. 2 years part time, with option to complete in 3 years.
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Forensic Psychology is the practice and application of psychological research relevant to crime, policing, the courts, the criminal and civil justice system, offenders, prison, secure settings, offender management, health and academic settings as well as private practice.

It looks at the role of environmental, psychosocial, and socio-cultural factors that may contribute to crime or its prevention. The primary aim of Forensic Psychology as an academic discipline is to develop understanding of the processes underlying criminal behaviour and for this improved understanding to impact on the effective management and rehabilitation of different groups of offenders in all settings within the criminal justice system.

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Donya Jandaghi

My love for sport and science, together with Cardiff Met’s high-quality facilities and practical, hands-on approach, made it the perfect place to continue my studies. Progressing into postgraduate study here felt like the natural next step. Having already experienced the University’s blend of academic rigour and applied learning, I knew it would be an environment where I could continue to grow both academically and professionally.

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Last updated: 13 May 2026