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The Master of Arts in Forensic Psychology (MAFP) program blends graduate-level clinical psychology education with specialized studies in psychology and law, combined with hands-on practicum opportunities. This curriculum connects psychological theories, expertise, and practical skills to both civil and criminal justice contexts. It prepares mental health practitioners to work in legal environments, serving diverse groups such as:
Adults, adolescents, and children
Victim support services
Law enforcement advisory roles
Prison and correctional facilities
Programs addressing domestic violence and child maltreatment
Legal case consultation
Crisis intervention partnerships with first responders
Problem-solving courts
Students can finish this two-year, full-time program by attending autumn, winter, and spring quarters under Denver University's quarter system. The coursework emphasizes essential professional capabilities and skill development.