The MSc Forensic and Investigative Psychology course at Canterbury Christ Church University offers a combination of applied, broad-based and theoretical psychological studies with a practical focus on the application of psychology to forensic and investigative settings. Paired with this unique blend, cutting-edge investigative techniques and understanding of societal issues and diversity in the community and group settings provide an exciting learning experience.Course Content: The programme focuses on understanding the psychology of crime and criminal behaviour, with an emphasis on forensic and investigative settings. It aims to offer a critical evaluation of the interplay between psychology, law, offender, victim, societal reaction and forensic and investigative practitioners. The course also offers an understanding of technological and societal advancements and their implications for crime and justice. Practical skills and knowledge are sharpened through access to a state-of-the-art crime scene house.Key Modules: Core modules include Foundations of Forensic Psychology Practice, Investigative Psychology, Psychology, Crime and Law, Research Methods, and a Major Forensic Investigation Project. Optional modules provide options for students to enhance their understanding about the assessment of offenders, victimology, and mental health law.Accreditations: The course is delivered by Chartered Psychologists and accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) as fulfilling the educational component required for Chartered Membership, thus offering the potential for progression to study at a professional doctorate level.Future Careers: This course will be extensively useful for people interested in careers as a Forensic Psychologist, working in policing, crime prevention, the prison service, and other law enforcement agencies. It can also facilitate progression in research, teaching, and in clinical practice and management.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.