Forensic Psychology Degrees

Psychology applied to law, crime and justice systems. Many degrees are academic and do not themselves confer a right to practice.

How we classify forensic psychology

Orientation: Applied (no registration by itself). A program appears here only if it is a standalone degree, or an officially named major, concentration or pathway in this subject. A general psychology degree with a single elective in the subject is not listed here.

This subject is typically academic or applied. Such programs do not themselves lead to professional registration as a psychologist.

Levels covered: Bachelor's, Master's, PhD (research doctorate), Professional doctorate (PsyD, DPsych, etc.). Professional doctorates are shown separately from research PhDs.

5 listed programs

Forensic Psychology, MSc

Swansea University · Swansea, Wales, United Kingdom

  • MSc
  • Master's
  • Forensic Psychology
  • Hybrid
  • Full-time
  • Applied (no registration by itself)

£10,650 per year, Sep 2026 (domestic) · 1 year

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  • Master of Arts (MA)
  • Master's
  • Forensic Psychology
  • On-campus
  • Intensity not confirmed
  • Applied (no registration by itself)

Tuition not published. · credits: 42, note: 39 coursework credits plus 3 credits externship (300 hours) or thesis

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