Psychology (Forensic and Investigative Specialism) (Hons) University of Chester

Overview

On Psychology (Forensic and Investigative Specialism) (Hons) course at the University of Chester  you'll gain a unique perspective on criminal behaviour and the justice system.

The University of Chester’s Psychology (Forensic and Investigative Specialism) degree is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS). As such, you can achieve the Graduate Basis for Chartership of this professional body. Our dedicated team, comprised of experienced academics provide expert guidance and support. Our facilities, including labs equipped with eye trackers, Dynavision, biopacs, cold pressor, VR technology and FaceGen software, offer a hands-on learning experience.

Careers

Once you have completed this course you can achieve the Graduate Basis for Chartership for the British Psychological Society, allowing you to continue on your path to becoming a professional psychologist. Many of our graduates go on to postgraduate studies in Psychology (e.g. Forensic Psychology, Investigative and Forensic Psychology) or have secured graduate or associated roles in areas such as policing, probation, prisons, and criminal justice agencies. You will be well-prepared for a rewarding career in law enforcement, investigations, rehabilitation, crime prevention, research and many other areas related to the criminal justice system. Due to their sought after transferable skills (such as communication, team working, analysis, creative and critical thinking), our graduates also go on to many other areas such as marketing and project management.

Accreditation

This course is accredited by The British Psychological Society.