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A Forensic Psychology Bachelor's Degree is designed to teach students the value of psychology within the context of the criminal justice system. These programs will enhance the student's ability to identify and interact with mentally ill individuals, intervene in crisis situations, and understand the impact of crime on its victims and the community. As a graduate, you may qualify for advanced positions within police departments and law enforcement agencies, as well as opportunities in social services and the judicial system.

A Master's Degree in Forensic Psychology builds on the bachelor's degree foundation, addressing more advanced theories in research, psychotherapy, psychopathology, the criminal justice system and more. A master's degree creates opportunity for more advanced forensic psychologist roles in the criminal justice systems and academics. Graduates of these Masters in Forensic Psychology programs are working in academia, probation, law enforcement and many other areas providing services as psychologists.

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Online Forensic Psychology and Related Degrees

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Kaplan University:

BS in Criminal Justice / Forensic Psychology
AAS in Criminal Justice
BS in Criminal Justice

The Chicago School of Professional Psychology: The Chicago School of Professional Psychology is regionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (NCA) and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation. The school is also an active member of the National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology. The forensic psychology certificate programs can be completed in as little 5 months and the credits can be applied toward a master's degree in forensic psychology. The online master's in forensic psychology can be completed in 20 months and offers two specialization options: Adult Offenders or Juvenile Offenders.

Certificate in Applied Forensic Psychology (A Bachelor's degree, in any discipline, is required to enroll.)
Master's in Forensic Psychology
Master's in Forensic Psychology - Adult Offenders
Master's in Forensic Psychology - Juvenile Offenders

Walden University Online:

B.S. Psychology - Preparation for Graduate Schools
M.S. Forensic Psychology - Forensic Psychology in Community Settings
M.S. Forensic Psychology - General
M.S. Forensic Psychology - Mental Health Applications
M.S. Forensic Psychology - Program Planning & Evaluation in Forensic Settings
M.S. Forensic Psychology - Psychology & Legal Systems
M.S. in Psychology - Crisis Management & Response
M.S. in Psychology - Terrorism and Security, Crisis Management and Response

University of the Rockies:

Master of Arts in Psychology - Criminology and Justice Studies
Doctor of Psychology - Criminology and Justice Studies

Lincoln College Online:

BS in Criminal Justice and The Study of the Criminal Mind

University of Phoenix:

Associate's - Psychology
Bachelor of Science - Psychology
Master of Science - Psychology

Capella University:

MS in Public Health - Social and Behavioral Sciences
MS in Psychology (mulitple concentrations)
PhD in General Psychology

Ashford University:

BA in Psychology

St. Joseph's University:

Certificate in Behavior Analysis
Master of Science in Criminal Justice - Behavior Analysis Specialization

Schools Offering Campus Based Forensic Psychology Programs

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Argosy University: Argosy University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association. A number of the campuses offer PsyD (Doctoral) programs accredited by the American Psychological Association offering a smooth transition to the doctoral program. Click on an Argosy University campus near you to learn more.

Programs Offered: Bachelor's, Master's | Forensic Psychology, Psychology - Criminal Justice

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