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Our Master's program in Forensic Psychology is offered collaboratively by the Department of Law and Criminology and the Department of Psychology. Selecting this course at Royal Holloway will prepare you under the research-practitioner model for professional paths in either forensic or applied psychology, while equipping you with versatile skills applicable across diverse career fields.
You'll establish a robust grounding in scientific research methodologies, learning to design, execute, and evaluate psychological studies. Instruction comes from faculty across Psychology, Criminology, and Law, fostering your ability to synthesize concepts and communicate across disciplines. The curriculum covers both qualitative and quantitative approaches, along with ethical considerations in research and professional practice.
We maintain an equilibrium between research and instruction, ensuring top-tier teaching from both academic researchers and practicing professionals, contemporary resources, and stimulating intellectual discussions. Personalized guidance supports your growth both personally and professionally.
Upon completion, you'll possess the fundamental knowledge required to pursue qualification as a Forensic Psychologist, along with an appreciation for the essential connection between scientific inquiry and practical forensic psychology applications.
Program Length: 1 year full-time or 2 years part-time