If you’re considering a career in forensic psychology, a PhD degree program can provide the rigorous and stimulating coursework you need to make your mark in this rewarding field. Here are some of the exciting courses you might take on your way to a PhD in Forensic Psychology at Walden:
Victimology: Learn how victims interact with the police and the legal system, and how factors of class, race, and sexual orientation affect the perception of the victim.
Understanding Violence, Risk, and Threat Assessment: Explore the various assessment techniques and instruments used within the forensic psychology arena.
Advanced Issues in Forensic Psychology: Apply problem-based learning to cases and scenarios such as juvenile delinquency, terrorism, and human trafficking as well as examine current trends and issues in forensic psychology.
Disaster, Crisis, and Trauma: Study how natural and human-made disasters impact the psychology of individuals and groups.
Police Psychology: Learn about the roles and responsibilities of forensic psychology professionals working with and in police departments.