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5 credits
In this course, students are allowed to examine current trends and issues in forensic psychology through the lens of developing their own expertise and forming a consultative group with fellow doctoral students. Students develop skills and expertise necessary as forensic consultants and expert witnesses and in criminal investigative analysis. In this seminar-style course, students apply problem-based learning to cases and scenarios such as juvenile delinquency, terrorism, and human trafficking. They address the ethical challenges faced by forensic psychologist professionals and analyze the role of restorative justice for positive social change.
PhD in Forensic Psychology Students Entering With a BS Degree
Prerequisites
- FPSY 8002
- FPSY 8720
- FPSY 8135
- FPSY 8116
- FPSY 8126
- FPSY 8762
- FPSY 8314
- RSCH 8260
- RSCH 8360
- FPSY 8700
PhD in Forensic Psychology Students Entering With an MS Degree
Prerequisites
- FPSY 8002
- FPSY 8102
- FPSY 8412
- RSCH 8260
- RSCH 8360
- FPSY 8126
- FPSY 8910
- FPSY 8700