Forensic and Criminological Psychology * * *

Study the science behind the criminal mind and start exploring the complex thought processes behind the actions, reactions and intentions of offenders within the justice system with our BSc (Hons) Forensic and Criminological Psychology course.

In our BSc (Hons) Forensic and Criminological Psychology course you will investigate the theories and principles behind both forensic and criminological psychology, and how these are applied through the UK legal system and more. This hands-on course is delivered using the equipment and facilities in our outstanding £30m Science Centre, where you will build your expertise in laboratories like our cognitive and observation labs. With Staffordshire University, you’ll be given opportunities to examine methods for collecting and analysing information, to provide the opportunity to apply your knowledge and skills and receive feedback.

Focused on future employability, our course will see you applying forensic and criminological techniques, such as the measurement of physiological responses in interview and video settings. You’ll also get the chance to complete a work placement as part of your studies, which is your opportunity to get real-world experiences in a professional sector, such as the prison service, health, victim support and more.

Our BSc (Hons) Forensic and Criminological Psychology course is accredited by the British Psychological Society and delivered by academics with expertise and experience in the fields of forensics and psychology. What’s more, during the course you will get the opportunity to enrich your learning with digital development opportunities, and begin to make networks with like-minded students and inspirational guest lectures.

In our BSc (Hons) Forensic and Criminological Psychology course you will investigate the theories and principles behind both forensic and criminological psychology, and how these are applied through the UK legal system and more. This hands-on course is delivered using the equipment and facilities in our outstanding £30m Science Centre, where you will build your expertise in laboratories like our cognitive and observation labs. With Staffordshire University, you’ll be given opportunities to examine methods for collecting and analysing information, to provide the opportunity to apply your knowledge and skills and receive feedback.

Focused on future employability, our course will see you applying forensic and criminological techniques, such as the measurement of physiological responses in interview and video settings. You’ll also get the chance to complete a work placement as part of your studies, which is your opportunity to get real-world experiences in a professional sector, such as the prison service, health, victim support and more.

Our BSc (Hons) Forensic and Criminological Psychology course is accredited by the British Psychological Society and delivered by academics with expertise and experience in the fields of forensics and psychology. What’s more, during the course you will get the opportunity to enrich your learning with digital development opportunities, and begin to make networks with like-minded students and inspirational guest lectures.

In our BSc (Hons) Forensic and Criminological Psychology course you will investigate the theories and principles behind both forensic and criminological psychology, and how these are applied through the UK legal system and more. This hands-on course is delivered using the equipment and facilities in our outstanding £30m Science Centre, where you will build your expertise in laboratories like our cognitive and observation labs. With Staffordshire University, you’ll be given opportunities to examine methods for collecting and analysing information, to provide the opportunity to apply your knowledge and skills and receive feedback.

Focused on future employability, our course will see you applying forensic and criminological techniques, such as the measurement of physiological responses in interview and video settings. You’ll also get the chance to complete a work placement as part of your studies, which is your opportunity to get real-world experiences in a professional sector, such as the prison service, health, victim support and more.

Our BSc (Hons) Forensic and Criminological Psychology course is accredited by the British Psychological Society and delivered by academics with expertise and experience in the fields of forensics and psychology. What’s more, during the course you will get the opportunity to enrich your learning with digital development opportunities, and begin to make networks with like-minded students and inspirational guest lectures.

Whether you choose to study part-time, full-time or with placement, you’ll get access to the best teaching during your degree.

In Level 4, you’ll be introduced to the main areas of psychology including research methods, as well as psychology in the justice system, and pathways in forensic and criminological psychology.

Level 5 focuses in more depth on developmental and biological perspectives in psychology, where you’ll delve deeper into qualitative and quantitative research methods, and the psychology of crime and serious offending.

At level 6 you will undertake an empirical research project, social and cognitive perspectives, and forensic applications of psychology. You also have the choice to undertake optional modules art both levels 5 and 6, examples include Psychological Interventions, Cyberpsychology, Research Assistantship, and Behavioural Medicine.

Whether you choose to study part-time, full-time or with placement, you’ll get access to the best teaching during your degree.

In Level 4, you’ll be introduced to the main areas of psychology including research methods, as well as psychology in the justice system, and pathways in forensic and criminological psychology.

Level 5 focuses in more depth on developmental and biological perspectives in psychology, where you’ll delve deeper into qualitative and quantitative research methods, and the psychology of crime and serious offending.

At level 6 you will undertake an empirical research project, social and cognitive perspectives, and forensic applications of psychology. You also have the choice to undertake optional modules art both levels 5 and 6, examples include Psychological Interventions, Cyberpsychology, Research Assistantship, and Behavioural Medicine.

Whether you choose to study part-time, full-time or with placement, you’ll get access to the best teaching during your degree.

In Level 4, you’ll be introduced to the main areas of psychology including research methods, as well as psychology in the justice system, and pathways in forensic and criminological psychology.

Level 5 focuses in more depth on developmental and biological perspectives in psychology, where you’ll delve deeper into qualitative and quantitative research methods, and the psychology of crime and serious offending.

At level 6 you will undertake an empirical research project, social and cognitive perspectives, and forensic applications of psychology. You also have the choice to undertake optional modules art both levels 5 and 6, examples include Psychological Interventions, Cyberpsychology, Research Assistantship, and Behavioural Medicine.