Intersection of Crime, Psychology, and the Law

FPSY8102 - Intersection of Crime, Psychology, and the Law

Doctorate | 5 Quarter Credits | 11 Weeks

Start Date

$3,150.00
How To Enroll?
  • feature icon Doctoral
  • feature icon 5 Quarter Credits
  • feature icon 11 Weeks
  • feature icon Faculty Led

Payment Plan Available!

Spread your cost over two

easy payments

Course Description

Students in this course are provided with an expansive overview of forensic psychology, including basic tenets, practices, and procedures. Students explore subspecialties of forensic psychology; roles and responsibilities; and related legal, ethical, and diversity issues. They have the opportunity to learn how forensic psychology links to legal systems as they explore related topics, including criminal profiling, police psychology, psychology in the criminal courts, and correctional psychology. Through this course, students can acquire a broad understanding of forensic psychology theories and concepts, which they apply to the analysis of controversial issues and contemporary challenges within the fields.

Related Programs


Admission Requirements

  • Master’s degree conferred
  • Unofficial transcript(s) from institution(s) with accreditation recognized by Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) or US Dept of Education. Unofficial transcripts must include the name of the institution, student name, grades earned, credits earned, degree earned, course names/numbers and dates of attendance.
  • Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher.

Start Date

$3,150.00
How To Enroll?
  • feature icon Doctoral
  • feature icon 5 Quarter Credits
  • feature icon 11 Weeks
  • feature icon Faculty Led

Payment Plan Available!

Spread your cost over two

easy payments

How to enroll?

  • 1Add course to cart
  • 2Create your account
  • 3Register for course
  • 4Upload Document(s)
  • 5Make payment and submit application
  • 6Start learning
-or-
Contact an enrollment specialist directly at 1-855-621-4892