Forensic Psychology - BSc (Hons)

Learn how criminal behaviour and the legal system have been conceptualised and approached. Examine violent offending such as murder, terrorism, stalking, cyber and sexual crime. Graduate and work with prisoners, offenders, victims of crime ​and provide forensic expertise to suspects, witnesses and victims within the Criminal Justice System.This course examines the five core areas of Psychology as specified by the British Psychological Society (BPS) in a unique and integrated way to allow for learning to be more applicable and relatable to your future career. You will explore how Psychology is applied to understanding offenders and forms of serious and violent offending, such as those a Forensic Psychologist might encounter in the field.You will also be introduced and guided through the process of using and interpreting psychometric tests, administering and interpreting risk assessments, conducting case formulations, critically evaluating police interviews, writing parole reports, presenting evidence in court as an expert witness, as well as designing and conducting empirical research.

CBSE, ICSE, State Boards, with no more than a 2 year gap , 65% in Class 12; 10 plus II (Senior School Certificate) with no more than a 2 year gap - 60% (57% for Engineering, Pharmacy and Health Science School programmes); 3 Year Diploma, with no more than a 2 year gap, 60% (57% for Engineering, Pharmacy and Health Science School programmes).