BSc (Hons) Psychology with Forensic Psychology in Bangor United Kingdom | Bangor University

About This CourseIn addition to core psychology subjects, you'll focus on examining the psychological motivations behind criminal or deviant actions. You'll apply analytical thinking and research-backed evidence to investigate how forensic psychologists participate in discussions about law enforcement, criminal activity, the justice system, and offender rehabilitation. Beyond studying the root causes of unlawful behavior, you'll examine methods forensic psychologists employ to treat and reintegrate offenders into society.

This program not only provides comprehensive knowledge of contemporary psychology topics but also delves deeply into understanding harmful behaviors and psychopathic tendencies. You'll study the impact on crime victims and methods for psychological support. The curriculum offers insights into offender psychology, including developing treatment programs and rehabilitation strategies. You'll learn how forensic psychologists utilize research findings to shape policies regarding crime prevention, law enforcement, and justice reform. Potential areas of study include substance misuse, mental health conditions, and patterns of criminal behavior across different age groups like adolescents. Alongside psychology faculty, you'll learn from experts in social sciences and education with specialties in justice systems, policing, and violent crime, sharing classes with Criminology and Criminal Justice students.
Established in 1963, Bangor University's Psychology Department ranks among the UK's oldest and most prestigious. We consistently achieve top 10 positions in student satisfaction surveys and maintain one of the country's largest psychology programs. Our teaching excellence is matched by world-class research - in the latest assessment, 85% of our work was rated as internationally excellent or world-leading. This cutting-edge research directly informs our curriculum, offering students access to innovative knowledge and modules taught by globally recognized experts.CareersThis Forensic Psychology degree prepares students for careers in correctional services, law enforcement, probation, or related psychological fields like clinical or counseling psychology. The program also provides transferable skills valuable across various sectors including education, healthcare, business, and public service. Psychology graduates develop a unique combination of analytical, research, and interpersonal skills sought after by employers in diverse industries.