Criminological & Forensic Psychology - BSc (Hons) part-time
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Criminological & Forensic Psychology - BSc (Hons) part-time
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The BSc (Hons) in Criminological & Forensic Psychology is concerned with the study of criminal behaviour and the process of collating, examining and presenting psychological evidence in criminal trials.While you will be given a strong foundation in the theories and practice of psychology, the main focus of your studies will be the practical application of psychology in the context of crime and the legal system. You will study definitions of crime, who commits crime, the assessment and treatment of criminal behaviour, juvenile delinquency, legal psychology, and psychology and the courts.
The course will equip you with the knowledge and understanding for a range of careers including the prison …
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The BSc (Hons) in Criminological & Forensic Psychology is
concerned with the study of criminal behaviour and the process of
collating, examining and presenting psychological evidence in
criminal trials.
While you will be given a strong foundation in the theories and practice of psychology, the main focus of your studies will be the practical application of psychology in the context of crime and the legal system. You will study definitions of crime, who commits crime, the assessment and treatment of criminal behaviour, juvenile delinquency, legal psychology, and psychology and the courts.
The course will equip you with the knowledge and understanding for a range of careers including the prison service, health, the police, the probation service, the judicial system, private consultancy and education, and will enable you to go on to further study.
While you will be given a strong foundation in the theories and practice of psychology, the main focus of your studies will be the practical application of psychology in the context of crime and the legal system. You will study definitions of crime, who commits crime, the assessment and treatment of criminal behaviour, juvenile delinquency, legal psychology, and psychology and the courts.
The course will equip you with the knowledge and understanding for a range of careers including the prison service, health, the police, the probation service, the judicial system, private consultancy and education, and will enable you to go on to further study.
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