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This program has particular admission requirements, including an interview, so please review the How to Apply section below before submitting your application. Due to limited availability, early applications are strongly encouraged. The master's program offers comprehensive training in Forensic Psychology, meeting the Stage 1 accreditation standards set by the British Psychological Society for forensic psychologists.
Through this MSc, you'll gain and apply psychological expertise to criminal investigations, offender rehabilitation, and collaboration with criminal justice professionals. A major research project will allow you to explore forensic psychology theory and practice in depth.
The course maintains strong partnerships with public and nonprofit organizations, including probation services, prisons, forensic mental health providers, and third-sector agencies. Professionals from these fields contribute directly to teaching and research opportunities for students.
Forensic psychologists typically work in prisons, probation services, and mental health facilities, collaborating with law enforcement, courts, and crime victims. Graduates may also pursue careers in other criminal justice roles, such as probation officers, prison staff, or police services.
The program has established professional connections with various local service providers, including:
Regional Health Boards and Social Services, HM Prison and Probation Service, as well as independent and nonprofit organizations