The BSc (Hons) Psychology with Forensic Psychology degree at Lincoln aims to provide you with an opportunity to gain an understanding of the core concepts and practices in psychology in general, along with a level of specialised knowledge in forensic psychology.

Why do people commit crimes? How are victims affected by crime? On our BSc (Hons) Psychology with Forensic Psychology degree, you will apply psychological theories, methods and processes to the study of criminal behaviour and the justice system. Our British Psychological Society (BPS) accredited degree enables you to confront the issues that humans face with psychology's scientific principles.

Bachelor of Arts in Forensic Psychology. Forensic psychology blends psychology and law to analyze criminal behavior. You delve into why people commit crimes, assess mental health in legal cases, and help shape the justice system. With this expertise, you can pursue various career paths. You might work in law enforcement, aiding investigations by creating profiles of suspects.

Find out why people break the law and how vital psychology is to criminal investigations. This Psychology with Forensic and Investigative Psychology degree teaches you how psychological theory and research apply in forensic settings like police investigations, the courtroom, and the prison service. 

What makes people harm others? What is a psychopath? How do you conduct an intervention with someone convicted of a violent crime, or help someone who has been the victim of a crime? This BSc (Honours) in Forensic Psychology degree explores these and many other important psychological questions relating to crime and justice.

Learn to use forensic science and apply forensic psychology to police investigations. Discover how to search and examine crime scenes and how forensic evidence needs to be processed, interpreted, and preserved. Dig deep into the science behind psychology: the way humans think, feel and behave.

This 100% online and part-time BSc (Hons) Criminal Psychology enables you to learn more about the criminal mind and the critical issues in the criminal justice system. Through this online BSc (Hons) Criminal Psychology* you will explore thought-provoking topics from both psychology and criminology, such as developmental science, offender profiling, and forensic psychology. The programme emphasises the importance of evidence-based practice along with integrating psychological theory to understand, reduce and prevent offending behaviour. Your studies will culminate with a final project on a criminal psychology topic that you’re personally interested in.

This degree offers a scientific approach to the study of psychology and behaviour. You will be introduced to psychological theories, methods and processes relating to the legal, criminal and civil justice systems.

Fascinating and disturbing, criminal behaviour arises from social, biological and cognitive factors. We need to understand these if we're to help create a safer and fairer society. Forensic psychology looks at the relationships between the brain and criminal behaviour, how social groups interact and how human beings learn and develop. It also examines the treatment of offenders and the impact of crime on the broader community. You'll be able to gain valuable experience with the opportunity for work-based practice or observation.

This course examines the causes and consequences of crime, crime prevention, ways to limit the harm caused by crime and the workings of the criminal justice system (including policing and punishment).

Explore how psychological knowledge informs criminal investigations and forensic practice, and help to understand offending behaviour on this BSc (Hons) Forensic Psychology degree, accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS). While a psychology degree covers the mind and behaviour in a wider sense, studying forensic psychology means focusing on the way people think, act and feel in relation to crime and legal issues.

As a student of Applied Forensic Psychology, you’ll learn how psychology research and practice applies to a criminal and social justice context. AFP captures the integration of clinical psychology as an applied professional discipline (mental health assessment, diagnosis, treatment, consultation) and forensic psychology as an experimental discipline. 

The Forensic Psychology BA program at Florida Tech is designed for students who want to learn how psychological theory and research are used in the criminal justice system and related fields. Students gain a comprehensive understanding of human behavior, including criminality, as well as important skills in data analysis, writing, and research.

The Bachelor of Science Program in Psychology is designed for students who want a broad exposure to the sub-disciplines within the field of Psychology. Majors in the General Psychology concentration may not choose a second concentration.Completion of the Psychology Program prepares students for graduate studies and a broad range of careers, including but not limited to: behavioral health, neuroscience, cognitive science, medicine, and healthcare.

Bachelor Of Arts in Psychology of Forensic Specialization. A minimum GPA of 5.00 (C) in PS101 and PS102 and a minimum overall GPA of 4.00 (C-) or competitive entry.