Forensic psychology is the field that is defined by its intersection of psychology and the legal system. Forensic psychologists work with people involved in criminal and civil matters – they may ...

A bachelor's degree or specialty in forensic psychology is insufficient for a career as a forensic psychologist, but graduates are prepared to pursue jobs in corrections, law enforcement ...

Master’s programs may take less time—one to two years, generally—but many career paths in forensic psychology continue to require a doctoral degree. Some forensic psychologists spend their ...

The common objective of forensic psychology is to consider how the principles of scientific psychology are applied to legal issues at every level of the justice system. Clinical work in the forensic ...

The focus of this course is to study the issues and controversies in contemporary relationships between psychology and law. The diversity of the field of forensic practice is reflected in the topics ...

Forensic psychology is an interdisciplinary field that merges psychology and law, and is often applied in other arenas such as public policy. From the principals of mental health assessment to ...

David DeMatteo, JD, PhD, ABPP (Forensic), is a Professor of Psychology and Professor of Law at Drexel University, and Director of Drexel’s JD/PhD Program in Law and Psychology. He received a BA in ...

Law is about human behaviour. Psychologist are experts at doing research on human behaviour. The marriage of law and psychology is inevitable. Forensic psychology research group focuses on human ...

Dr. Dawn Hughes, a forensic psychologist, is reported to testify in the trials of Harvey Weinstein and Sean “Diddy” Combs in ...