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Masters Degrees in Forensic Psychology
We have 75 Masters Degrees in Forensic Psychology
Masters degrees in Forensic Psychology involve advanced study of the intersection between Psychology and the justice system, examining the causes of crime and criminal behaviour from a psychological perspective. Related subjects include Investigative Psychology and Applied Forensic Psychology. Entry requirements usually include an appropriate undergraduate degree such as Forensic Science, Criminology or Psychology.
Why study a Masters in Forensic Psychology?
## These courses aim to build your awareness of the factors at play in criminal behaviour and their implications. Investigating the causes for crime, you’ll study the criminal mind and its psychological processes. You’ll also develop your understanding of recognition memory and juror decision-making, along with effective protocols for testing witness memory and detecting deception. Placements are often a key component of these courses, where you will learn to assess offenders and design training procedures for other personnel directly involved with criminal proceedings. This includes techniques for countering manipulation and managing aggression. Forensic psychologists typically assist with criminal and civil law proceedings, and judicial and custodial processes. As such, careers may involve working in prisons, probation services and the police force, as well as social work and health services.Refine your search
Forensic Psychology - MSc
University of Roehampton
School of Psychology
This programme offers an exciting opportunity to study forensic psychology within a School with an established expertise in a range of therapeutic skills and therapies. Read more
MSc Criminology and Criminal Psychology
University of Essex Online
Online Masters Degree Programmes
Start Date: September, October Develop your skills in leading complex criminal investigations, improve your skills in making reasoned arguments and rational decisions, and deepen your understanding of a range of key criminological theories, practices and perspectives in order to improve your potential impact within a policing, prison, probation or other criminal justice setting. Read more
MSc Psychology
University of Portsmouth
Portsmouth Online
Start date: January 2024 Drive positive change as you delve into how the human mind and behaviour works with this online MSc Psychology from University of Portsmouth. Read more
Forensic Psychology MSc
Swansea University
School of Psychology
Are you fascinated by the psychology of crime and criminal investigation? Do you want to learn about those who commit crime and how we might foster… Read more
Forensic Psychology MSc
Nottingham Trent University
School of Social Sciences
This British Psychological Society (BPS) accredited Forensic Psychology Masters degree is designed to prepare psychology graduates with the academic knowledge… Read more
MSc Applied Forensic Psychology
Edinburgh Napier University
School of Applied Sciences
We asked the UK's two largest employers of forensic psychologists what skills they need in a trainee forensic psychologist, and incorporated this in to our programme so you are career-ready upon graduation. Read more
Investigative and Forensic Psychology MSc
University of Liverpool
Department of Psychology
Renowned worldwide, this MSc in Investigative and Forensic Psychology is a high-quality master's course providing academic and research knowledge of forensic practice. Read more
MSc - Forensic Psychology
University of Winchester
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Complete Stage 1 of the BPS chartership process Study with highly active practitioner Forensic Psychologists and researchers Receive case-based hands-on… Read more
Forensic Psychology MSc
Teesside University
School of Social Sciences, Humanities & Law
This course 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. Read more
MSc Forensic Psychology
Leeds Trinity University
School of Psychology
Are you planning to pursue a career as a forensic psychologist? Would you like to learn from expert psychologists with specialist skills and experience working in prisons, including with young offenders and vulnerable prisoners? Examine the role of psychologists in legal settings and develop your understanding of crime, criminal behaviour and the assessment and rehabilitation of offenders. Read more
Master Forensic Psychology
Maastricht University
Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience
Are you ambitious, self-critical and eager to learn? Are you curious about the psychology of people who come into contact with the law? And would you like to pursue a career in forensic mental health? Then Forensic Psychology might be the perfect programme for you. Read more
Forensic Psychology MSc
University of Portsmouth
Department of Psychology
If you want to apply what you learned through your undergraduate psychology studies to the field of offender behaviour, then this Master's in Forensic Psychology will give you the knowledge and skills to work in the criminal justice system, or train to become a qualified forensic psychologist. Read more
MSc - Forensic Psychology
Birmingham City University
Faculty of Business, Law and Social Sciences
Want to study a Forensic Psychology Master’s in Birmingham? Our MSc Forensic Psychology course is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) and provides the first step (Stage 1) towards gaining chartered status as a forensic psychologist. Read more
Applied Forensic Psychology - MSc
University of Central Lancashire
School of Psychology and Computer Science
The MSc Forensic Psychology course provides a strong emphasis on the application of Forensic Psychology in professional practice, and practising Forensic psychologists are employed by the School to lecture on the course. Read more
MSc - Forensic Psychology (BPS Accredited)
Manchester Metropolitan University
Faculty of Health & Education
Examine the role of psychologists in legal settings, advances in the psychological understanding of offender behaviour, and assessment and rehabilitation. Our masters course is specifically designed to meet the criteria of the BPS Division of Forensic Psychology Training Committee. Read more