BSc Hons. Forensic Psychology

The BSc (Hons) Forensic Psychology course at Kingston University takes an immersive approach to studying the mind and behavior of criminals. This course discusses the psychological theories, methods, and processes within the criminal, social and family contexts related to criminal and deviant behavior.Course Content: The course investigates the core areas of forensic psychology, focusing on both the victims and the offenders. Topics include exploring risk factors for criminal behavior, the application of psychology to investigative processes, understanding the psychology of the courtroom, youth crime, and family violence. The program incorporates practicals, workshops, issue-based discussions, and skills-based sessions.Key Modules: Core areas include Introduction to Criminological Theory, Biological and Cognitive Psychology, Research Methods for Psychology, Advanced Forensic Psychology, Family Violence, and Youth Crime. Accreditations: This course is accredited by the British Psychological Society. Future Careers: Graduates can proceed to further study in forensic psychology or begin professional training in an applied area of psychology. Job opportunities can include services and roles in mental health, law enforcement, social work, youth justice, and community safety projects.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.