BSc (Hons) Psychology (Clinical & Forensic)

The Clinical and Forensic Psychology MSc at Canterbury Christ Church University is a postgraduate course that provides students with a deep understanding of different aspects of clinical and forensic psychology. It will empower students to develop a practical and theoretical understanding of mental health and disorder from a clinical and forensic perspective.Course Content: The course develops specific knowledge in the field of clinical and forensic psychology, addressing issues related to mental health, distress and disability. The core components encompass a wide range of psychological disorders, their assessment, treatment, the impact of mental health issues within the criminal justice system, and legal aspects relating to mental health.Key Modules: The course comprises several modules including Foundations of Clinical Psychology, Foundations of Forensic Psychology, Research Apprenticeship in Clinical and Forensic Psychology, Diagnostic Classification Systems, Treatment and Interventions, and Clinical Practice and Placements in Clinical and Forensic Settings.Accreditations: While the course itself does not hold a specific accreditation, it is delivered within a professional Doctorate programme which is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) and approved by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC).Future Careers: With this MSc degree, graduates are expected to secure jobs within a wide range of sectors that need skills and knowledge of clinical and forensic psychological practice, including prison and police services, the courts, public and private sector organisations dealing with health, social services and education, and non-governmental organisations.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.