Applied Forensic Psychology

Entry requirements

Students on this course typically have achieved a 2:1 degree in any undergraduate psychology degree programme or have the equivalent professional qualifications and/or relevant work experience.

Months of entry

February

Course content

Our specially-developed blended learning master’s offers the added convenience of being able to complete your studies alongside your current employment.

With a strong applied forensic focus, you will be highly sought after for psychology work in prisons, and related settings, when you graduate.

Forensic psychology training

As a forensic psychologist, you will work directly with offenders on treatment and rehabilitation programmes, and be involved in psychological interventions designed to modify criminal behaviour. You may also be called upon to give evidence to expert audiences, including courts, and parole and mental health boards.

This course covers all the main areas of knowledge, and practical skills you will need to move into this area of work, and, if you are not already in such a position, it will provide guidance on securing a trainee position.

Fees and funding

Academic Year 2019-2020
Part Time Home and EU: £3,800

Most courses will involve some additional costs that are not covered by your fees.

You coulf benefit from financial support through bursary or scholarship during your time as a student for more details visit our financial support, busaries and scholarships section.

If you have any further questions regarding fees, please contact Bucks University Student centre or call 01494 603 020.