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The Master of Legal and Forensic Psychology (MLFP) program, jointly provided by the Department of Psychological Science and the Department of Criminology, Law and Society, explores the connection between psychology and legal matters. It highlights applying psychological concepts, theories, and studies to enhance understanding of legal procedures and frameworks. A key advantage of this program is its encouragement of cross-disciplinary education. Fundamentally, the MLFP curriculum combines elements of psychology, forensic science, and legal studies. Participants will engage deeply with this interdisciplinary domain focused on developing knowledge, evaluating theories, and contributing to community service related to individual involvement in legal systems. Graduates will have access to diverse professional paths in universities, research centers, governmental bodies, and various public and private sector institutions.
All applicants must meet the following minimum academic requirements:
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