University of Greenwich
University of Greenwich

Old Royal Naval College, Park Row, London, Greater London, United Kingdom

Master of Science - Forensic Psychology

Master's Degree

Program Summary

The MSc Forensic Psychology degree is designed to prepare learners with knowledge and skills required for a career in a forensic setting. The team responsible for students' learning and development throughout this course all have extensive experience working with the police, prison service and the NHS.

This course is now accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS), which means that by obtaining this MSc, students will be completing the first stage in their professional training required to become a qualified practitioner and an accredited Chartered Forensic Psychologist.

Students will investigate the experiences of those who commit crimes as well as those who become victims of crime. They'll have the opportunity to construct and carry out applied research projects in the field.

Graduates of MSc Forensic Psychology can pursue a career in prison service; secure forensic hospitals; youth offending services and institutions; police service; security services/agencies; data collection and analysis in the Government sector e.g. Ministry of Justice or Home Office; and academia

Academic Background

Minimum Level of Education Completed

4-Year Bachelor's Degree

Minimum GPA

60%

Minimum Language Test Scores

Reading

5.5

Writing

5.5

Listening

5.5

Speaking

5.5

Reading

51

Writing

51

Listening

51

Speaking

51

Program Intakes

Open date

January 1, 2025

Submission deadline

July 1, 2025

Open date

January 1, 2026

Submission deadline

July 1, 2026

Cost and Duration

Master's Degree

Program Level

1 year master's degree

Program Length

£15180 GBP

Cost of Living

£0 GBP

Application fee

£17450 GBP / First Year

Gross Tuition

Other Fees

Textbooks and Supplies Fee: £150 per year