Forensic Investigative Psychology, BSc (Hons)

Are you fascinated by the human mind and its role in criminal investigations? The Forensic Investigative Psychology degree at Winchester explores how psychological research methods support police and criminal justice processes, covering topics like eyewitness memory, mental disorders in crime, and juror decision-making. Delivered by active researchers, this British Psychological Society-accredited programme equips students for careers in the justice system through hands-on learning, including access to specialist labs and volunteering opportunities.In Year 1, students build foundational knowledge in psychological sub-disciplines and research methods. Year 2 delves into core subjects such as child development, social psychology, and ethical research practices. In Year 3, students conduct independent research projects while exploring advanced modules on eyewitness psychology and criminal justice. The degree enhances employability through an award-winning programme, fostering skills like analysis, communication, and critical thinking, leading to opportunities in forensic services, policing, and beyond.

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