Master's Degree

Forensic Psychology

Graduation Requirements (A Minimum of 36 Credits)

The Master of Forensic Psychology program will provide students with the professional education needed to function at the finest level in a variety of forensic settings where psychology is used including courts, law enforcement, criminal justice, national security offices, prisons, social services agencies, child welfare agencies, and treatment facilities.

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Core Courses (36 credits)

Courses
Credit Hours
  • CCJ 5618
    Criminal Psychology
    3
  • CCJ 5654
    Substance Abuse and the Offender
    3
  • CCJ 6665
    Victimology
    3
  • CJL 6521
    Courts and Society
    3
  • CLP 5165
    Psychopathology
    3
  • CLP 5375
    Research Design and Methods in Clinical Psychology
    3
  • CLP 6395
    Forensic Psychology
    3
  • CLP 6430
    Clinical Psychological Assessment
    3
  • PCO 6057
    Psychology of Counseling
    3
  • SOP 5225
    Introduction to Group Behavior
    3
  • SYO 5416
    Stress and Mental Health
    3
  • PSY 6000
    Capstone Project
    3
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