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Overview You’ll examine the relationship between psychology and the criminal justice system by taking courses in criminal justice, forensic psychology, psychology and sociology. So it’s like you’ll be getting two degrees in one - criminal justice and psychology. And if that isn’t enough, you’ll learn from faculty who are forensic psychologists.Get a Bachelor of Criminal Justice in Forensic PsychologyThe field of forensic psychology is both dynamic and growing – making it explicitly undefined, yet exciting. Tiffin University has become a leader in the field and created a top-level forensic psychology program that was established before the American Psychology Association even identified it as a registered program.The Forensic Psychology program at Tiffin University is designed for students who are interested in examining the relationship between psychology and the criminal justice system. In this program, you will develop knowledge in the treatment of offenders, victimology, crisis intervention, counseling, psychopathology, personality assessment and research methods.You will also study the application of psychological principles to the resolution of problems in the administration of criminal justice, such as jury selection, police stress and rehabilitation program design.Forensic psychology graduates can begin careers in either a clinical setting where they work directly with offenders and victims, or in a research setting where empirical answers are sought to crucial issues affecting the administration of criminal justice.A Future With A Variety Of OpportunitiesStudents graduating with a forensic psychology degree have a wide range of opportunities. Previous forensic psychology graduates have pursued advanced degrees and have gone on to be accepted to law school, master's programs in criminal justice, forensic psychology, mental health counseling, school counseling and doctoral programs in forensic psychology and clinical psychology.The forensic psychology program at Tiffin University is a blend of coursework in psychology and criminal justice. This gives you many different opportunities for employment in mental health, social service and criminal justice settings. I want to find another Bachelor Course

Are you interested in helping adults or kids who are criminal offenders, victims, people with mental health problems or physical and intellectual disabilities? Would you rather be involved with criminal investigations? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then the Forensic Psychology program at Tiffin University is for you.

Disciplines

PsychologyForensic ScienceClinical Psychology

Requirements

Academic Requirements

gpa

English Requirements

IELTSMin 5
TOEFLMin 61

Other Requirements

1Graduation from an accredited high school or equivalent, or graduation from an accredited associates degree program, or currently attending an accredited undergraduate associates/bachelors degree program.For freshman applicants, GPA 2.25Satisfactory TOEFL score (500 PBT/61 iBT) or IELTS score 5 or iTEP score of 3.4Proof of financial responsibility-Proof of liquid assetsCopy of your passport

Forensic Psychology