Forensic Psychology involves the interface of law and psychology. The specialization in Forensic Psychology allows a student to gain a wide grasp of the issues facing psychologists who deal with the legal system. There are opportunities for career enhancement and expansion. Forensic Psychology is a fast growing and dynamic area within the mental health and psychology field.
The following courses are offered in the Doctorate of Psychology in Forensic Psychology:
Advanced Research Methods
Advanced Forensic Psychology
Advanced Legal Writing and Research
Advanced Psychopathology
Survey of Psychotherapy
Legal and Ethical Issues
Family Law
Current Case Law
Psychological Testing - Personality Assessment
Forensic Psychological Assessment
Final Proposal Development
Expert Witness Testimony
Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution
Capstone Project
Forensic Psychology Practicum
Professional Writing and Publication Styles
In order to obtain the certificate in Forensic Psychology, the following courses are required:
All programs are offered online to accommodate adult learners. All courses are distant learning with no residency requirements.
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