MSc in Forensic Psychology

Duration	1 Year
Level	Masters Program

Forensic psychology is concerned with the psychological issues associated with criminal behaviour and the treatment of those who have committed offences
Students will learn how psychology is applied in various forensic settings and be introduced to the role of the forensic psychologist in practice
Students will gain knowledge of the legal aspects of forensic psychology, such as considerations for courts and sentencing, and examine the aetiology of criminal behaviour in depth

Class 12th	No specific cutoff mentioned
Bachelors	60.0% This course is open to those applicants who normally have achieved an upper second class degree in psychology with BPS accreditation
Exams	IELTS: 6.5 With no element below 5.5 PTE: 58 With no element below 58
Additional info	Copies of transcripts and certificates which confirm qualifications obtained and pending with the complete breakdown of all subjects studied and marks obtained. These should clearly show the qualification awarded and the final overall grade/mark. If they are not in English, copies translated into English by an authorized translator is required A personal statement of at least 500 words which should outline your reasons for applying for the course ELP requirement may be waived for applicants who have passed 12th English with a minimum of 70% Two references, at least one of which should be an academic reference (eg a college/university tutor or course director). If the applicant left higher education several years ago, please request a reference from a professional who can comment on their suitability for the course they have applied for or alternatively, applicants can email their referees' details to SECAdmissions@kingston.ac.uk Applicants may be invited to an interview with a panel comprising of the course director, and two other senior members of the teaching team

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