BSc Psychology (Forensic and Investigative Specialism)
Entry requirements
UCAS points: 120 points A level: Typical offer – BBC-BBB IB: 30 points
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Psychology (Forensic and Investigative Specialism), combining psychology with the study of crime and criminal behaviour. Core topics include Data Analysis, Statistics, Research Methods, Ethics & Professional Practice, Human Behaviour, and Policy Analysis. The course is accredited by the British Psychological Society, providing eligibility for the Graduate Basis for Chartership. Facilities include labs with eye trackers, VR technology, and biopacs, and the course includes a research project on forensic and criminal topics.
Modules
- Psychology and Behavioural Science
- Social Issues and Contexts
- Fundamentals of Psychological Research
- Introduction to Research in Psychology
- Individual and Social Processes
- Wellbeing
- Forensic and Criminal Psychology
- Introduction to Brain, Mind and Development
- Applied Psychology
- Spanish: Communication in Practice
- French: Intermediate Language Development
- Spanish: Intermediate Language Development
- Chinese: Intermediate Language Development
- German: Communication in Practice
- French: Communication in Practice
- Subsidiary Language
- Further Research in Psychology
- Psychology in Society
- Solving Problems in Forensic Psychology
- Investigation and Criminal Justice
- Psychology: Careers and Community
- Upper Intermediate Language Development and Global Employability
- Advanced Language Development and Global Sustainability
- Post Beginner Language Development and Global Cultures
- Experiential Overseas Learning
- Developing Intercultural Literacy and Cross-Cultural Skills
- Study Abroad Immersive Year
- Psychopathology
- Biological, Cognitive and Developmental Psychology
- Specialist Applications in Forensic Psychology
- Dissertation in Forensic Psychology
- Neuropsychology
- Occupational and Work Psychology
- Animal Psychology