MSc Applied Forensic Psychology
Course overview
The MSc in Applied Forensic Psychology at the University of Lancaster equips students with essential skills to assess, intervene in, and support both victims and offenders throughout the criminal justice process.
The curriculum focuses on the practical application of theory, promotes professional development, excellent report writing, and critical thinking. Students will also learn from professional forensic psychologists who are actively committed to research and publishing in prestigious journals.
Entry requirements
Grade Requirements:
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A Bachelor's degree – 2:2 or its International equivalent.
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Other equivalent qualifications will also be considered.
English Language Requirements:
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Candidates whose first or primary language is not English will usually need an overall IELTS score of 6.0, with no component score below 5.5.
Scholarships
Alumni Loyalty Discount
20% reduction in tuition fee.
Up to 20% of feesChevening - UK Government Scholarship
Rice-Jones Charitable Trust Postgraduate Law Scholarship
Career opportunities
Graduates of MSc Applied Forensic Psychology from the University of Lancashire can take future roles such as:
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Probation officer
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Forensic Case Manager
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Worker/ Therapist coordinator
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Assistant Forensic Psychologist
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Registered Forensic Psychologist
Cost of study
The cost of the MSc Applied Forensic Psychology in the University of Lancashire for international students is £19,250 per year. Tuition is subject to an annual increase.
Admission
Your application for this course can be done through the university’s official website. You can speak to one of our trained counsellors to learn more about the admission process and help you meet the program requirements.
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