Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Forensic Psychology

The PhD in Forensic Psychology combines disciplinary and specialized study in Forensic Psychology, study in research methods and statistics, and applied learning experiences to prepare students to work in a variety of settingsThe PhD in Forensic Psychology combines disciplinary and specialized study in Forensic Psychology, study in research methods and statistics, and applied learning experiences to prepare students to work in a variety of settings. Specifically, the program will prepare students for careers related to the following: Administration in provincial and federal programs. Advertising and marketing. Behavioural science and statistical research in government organizations. Design and evaluation of community programs.The program will also allow professionals (e.g., law enforcement officials) to advance in their current fields.Each year, a small number of undergraduate students may be admitted directly into the PhD program without a master’s degree. This direct-entry option is for undergraduate students with exceptional academic performance throughout their bachelor’s degree.

Hold the universitys Master of Science MSc degree in Forensic Psychology or an equivalent research project or thesisbased Master of ArtsMSc degree eg Experimental Psychology Neuroscience Computer Science Biology Criminology at a recognized institution Minimum academic standing of Aminus GPA 37 on a 43 scale or 80 to 84 per cent during graduate studyHold a fouryear undergraduate degree or equivalent in Psychology or a related field eg Neuroscience Computer Science Biology Criminology at a recognized institution Students with both Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees are encouraged to apply Minimum overall academic standing of at least an Aminus GPA 37 on a 43 scale or 80 to 84 per cent with a minimum academic standing of Aminus in the final two fulltime years four terms of undergraduate study including elective courses